Good news continues one after another. Chinese fans can rest assured. The Chinese Football Association has contributed a lot.

Since the Chinese Football Association promulgated the 614 New Policy, the Chinese football world has been in turmoil, and the foreign players in the Chinese Super League are all panic-stricken. For a time, transfer rumors were everywhere, with inquiries, offers and rumors of leaving the team everywhere, which made the top brass of the Chinese Super League clubs restless.

The latest news is that Shanghai Shenhua is very close to renewing the contract of Colombian foreign aid Guarin. It is reported that in order to retain the core midfielder and the soul of the Shenhua team, Shenhua executives showed sincerity this time and directly offered Guarin an annual salary of no less than 10 million euros. Compared with the current annual salary of 6 million euros, Almost double. The annual salary of 10 million euros is second only to Tevez in the Shenhua team. In addition to Guarin, it is said that Shenhua is also negotiating with Moreno to renew his contract.

In addition to Shenhua, Evergrande has also stepped up its efforts to retain people. Long before the 614 New Deal came out, Guangzhou Evergrande completed a contract extension with Alan. The Brazilian forward will stay with Evergrande at least until the end of 2019. Although Alan's status has been ups and downs this season, with J Ma basically unlikely to return, the current Alan is also very important to Evergrande. In addition to Alan staying on the team, South Korean defender Kim Young-kwon has also returned to the team. It is certain that he will replace compatriot Kim Hyung-il. As the summer window is about to open, Evergrande will make up for Jin Yingquan's return to the Chinese Super League, and will also put Jin Yingquan on the AFC Champions League list.

Contract renewals come one after another, and good news comes one after another. This is a great relief to Chinese fans. Under the 614 New Deal, foreign players are all panic-stricken and uneasy. In recent times, the top management of each club will inevitably take a series of measures to appease the team's big-name foreign players. Those who have long-term contracts are given a "red envelope" in disguise. Those whose contracts are about to expire quickly renew their contracts, otherwise they will only be able to buy foreign aid worth 5.9 million euros.

This summer, it is no longer popular for Chinese Super League clubs to buy big names, and then it is popular to renew contracts with big names. For us fans, we can finally feel relieved to see these big-name foreign players continue to play in the Chinese Super League in the future. Although no new big names will come in in the future, the quantity and quality of existing big-name foreign players will be more than enough for clubs to cope with the Chinese Super League and AFC Champions League. Of course, the Chinese Football Association is really responsible for the current chaotic situation in Chinese football!