Rashomon “The Great Nephew’s Contract Extension Incident””

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When it comes to the biggest news in the CBA these days, it has to be the renewal of Guo Ailun’s contract. Since a work contract has not yet been reached with Liao Lan, the eldest nephew has not completed the registration for the league, putting him in a rather awkward situation. In fact, the demands for better benefits on the part of players in the new era are understandable as well; after all, everyone is working to make a living, and there’s nothing shameful about it. My nephew simply said out loud, \"Bro, I just want money.\" I believe no one will look down on it either. According to rumors, there are mainly two points of disagreement regarding the extension of contract for Guo Ailun: first, Guo Ailun insists on a contract that is renewed annually; second, he insists on having a guaranteed-contract arrangement. It makes sense to take a look. It is said that for the new season, Liaolan has offered Guo Ailun a maximum salary, but how much is that? 1 million, 2 million, or 3 million! ? As someone well-known for being stingy, I really don’t believe that such high salaries exist. Look at players of the same level like Sun Yue and Liu Wei – their salaries are 8 million and 4 million respectively. Based on his performance in the Asian Championships, it’s not excessive to offer him a salary of 3-5 million. I think he should also be given a guaranteed contract, after all, everyone needs to support their families. The NBA does this very well: players who have contracts are also insured, and if they can’t play for a season, it is the insurance company that pays their salary. As for multi-year contracts, I am in favor of them; there are advantages and disadvantages, and everyone needs to find a balance. Liaolan is determined to achieve results within 3 years, so it’s only natural that they ask Guo to sign a multi-year contract. What do you all think, dear readers?