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Brazilian attacking midfielder Elkeson has signed a three-year deal to join Guangzhou Evergrande for a transfer fee reported to be in the region of €6.5 million. Elkeson, 23, had been in talks with the Chinese side for nearly… Read More
The Asian Champions League groups were released today to much excitement, as this is a sign we’re one step closer to the 2013 football season. As any football fan knows, in the off-season, you have to take what… Read More
For us at Wild East Football, this site is a labor of love, a chance to spread our passion about football in China. To better do that, we’ve prepared a brief survey (only 9 questions!!!) regarding the site… Read More
takes a look at all the big Chinese news stories from the weekend so you don’t have to. This time around we’re a little transfer heavy, but expect a lot of that in the next few months. –It’s… Read More
Wuhan Zall, newly promoted to the CSL after cruising to second place in the China League, have got off to an early start buying up players in the first few weeks of the off-season. The team’s biggest purchase… Read More
It’s another Monday, I hate Mondays…Anyways, takes a look at all the big Chinese news stories from the weekend so you don’t have to. –It looks like Shanghai Shenxin will remain in the CSL. With the December 5th… Read More
As mentioned earlier this week, the Asian Football Confederation has been meeting in Kuala Lumpar and deciding a number of issues regarding the upcoming year in Asian football, the most important to China being the number of spots… Read More
This will be a new feature where we’ll try and bring you all the stories that we may have otherwise missed now that our News in Brief feed is down. Here’s the first edition… –With Dario Conca likely… Read More
Guangzhou Evergrande chairman Liu Yongzhuo has hit out angrily at “unprofessional” Argentine Dario Conca after the midfielder walked out on the club at the end of the season. Conca, 29, who ranks amongst the best paid players in… Read More
Chinese football once again allowed itself to be the punchline to a joke today when Sichuan players walked off the pitch to protest a referee’s call during a Jia A old timer’s match against Guangzhou. This year a… Read More
