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According to news from Beijing time on January 9, Vaerle, a team in Denmark’s second-tier league, announced on its official website that its Chinese defender Wang Xin has joined Guangzhou R&F. Vaaler’s sports director, Kruger, is very satisfied with this deal: “It’s a great story – we signed a player, provided him with good training to help him develop, and then let him return to his home country; the transfer fee went to the club.” This is part of our plan, and I’m glad to see this plan succeed. If we can continue to discover players in new markets, we will be able to strengthen our financial position even more, which is a win-win situation. ” Wang Xin was born on November 10, 1997. He plays as a right-back. Before going abroad, he played for Fushun Xinye and Dalian Albin. During his time at Waaler, he appeared in 2 matches for the first team, one in the league and one in a cup competition; in addition, he played 3 times for the reserve team and 5 times in the U19 league.
The U23 policy has made young players highly sought after
The new policy makes young players highly sought-after, which will increase the tendency of these players to give up opportunities to train abroad and return to their home country. It also poses challenges for clubs that aim to develop young players; some may leave their clubs to go abroad and then return to the Chinese Super League at high prices, leaving the clubs that trained them without any compensation and thus dampening their enthusiasm for youth development.