";s:4:"text";s:6394:" Axel Witsel: "Pas avoir de regrets comme face au pays de Galles" dh_be. But the worries about Chinese money taking over soccer appear to be over. Axel Witsel fait fondre la Chine: le club de Villas-Boas lui fait une nouvelle offre monstre Aussi par Rocco Minelli. Signaler. Witsel with interviewed claimed he made the best choice for his family.
Championnats et mercato décalés: des joueurs en liberté conditionnelle. Some clubs have taken things a step further, and have partnerships with teams around the world to make sure they are the ones who find the most talented players, wherever they are. This service is provided on News Group Newspapers' Limited's Our journalists strive for accuracy but on occasion we make mistakes. I also present a football videocast here in Seoul, and my articles have been translated into Korean and Chinese. Axel Witsel of the Belgium national football team vie reacts after the 2018 FIFA World Cup RussiaI’m a football (soccer) writer who follows what’s happening in the game across the world, from Southampton to Sapporo and everywhere in between. Football international. Renato Augusto, currently at Beijing Guoan, and Paulinho were both in Tite’s 2018 World Cup squad. Japan, rather than China has been the main East Asian destination for big-name European players like Andrés Iniesta and Fernando Torres this summer. Follow me on Twitter @kleaguefootballOpinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Earlier this week, Belgian broadcaster RTBF claimed Witsel, still on holiday after helping Belgium to third place at the World Cup, is close to a move to the German club. Vidéos à découvrir. Suivre. AXEL WITSEL could prove the maddest example yet that money has gone mad in China. Manchester City Group have stakes in teams from New York to Melbourne and Yokohama, allowing them to profit from locally discovered players like Australian midfielder Aaron Mooy who now plays for Huddersfield Town. The English Premier League has seen transfer spending skyrocket in the last couple of seasons.
il y a 3 ans | 6.2K vues. Tianjin Tianhai, club Chinois d’Axel Witsel Le Tianjin Tianhai, l’ancien club d’Axel Witsel, en proie à des graves problèmes financiers, va déposer le bilan et quitter la Chinese Super League (CpSL), le championnat chinois de 1re division, rapporte la presse chinoise lundi. News Corp is a network of leading companies in the worlds of diversified media, news, education, and information services.Chelsea and Everton among Prem clubs keen on Zenit midfielderAXEL WITSEL could prove the maddest example yet that money has gone mad in China.Reports in his homeland claim the Belgium star is set for a move which would net him a stonking salary of 18 million Euros a year - which comes in at a tick under £300,000 a week!Juventus and Barcelona then joined the race for the 76-cap international.But Belgian news outlet RTBF reckon that a deal is already done for Witsel to move to the Chinese Super League.But the 27-year-old holding midfielder would not get a deal close to that kind of money from any club in Europe and will surely be laughing all the way to the bank if he can pull off the deal.The Belgian reports believe that Witsel could be set to team up with Oscar at Shanghai SIPG.Former Spurs chief Andre Villas-Boas is in charge, who bossed Witsel during two years in charge of Zenit. Axel Witsel turned down Juventus transfer because China move was 'a crucial offer for his family' Axel Witsel is expected to join Chinese Super League side Tianjin Quanjian 3:37. dh_be. Brazilians playing in China haven’t been ignored either, with Paulinho, Gil and Renato Augusto being picked by Dunga during his time in charge of the Seleção. À suivre. En Chine, face à Tevez, Axel Witsel l'a échappé belle. 679215 Registered office: 1 London Bridge Street, London, SE1 9GF. When European stars move to China, the narrative is that they are choosing money over their career, but Witsel, who started in six of Belgium’s seven World Cup games, has swapped East Asia for the Westfalenstadion, signing a four-year contract at Dortmund after they paid his release clause, reported to be $23 million. (Photo by Igor Russak/NurPhoto via Getty Images) Global scouting also applies to the national sides.
