2026年9月10日

Shandong Taishan Secures First Winter Signing! He Yiran Joins for Under 20 Million

On Tuesday, journalist Miao Yuan confirmed that Shandong Taishan has reached an agreement with Chang...

On Tuesday, journalist Miao Yuan confirmed that Shandong Taishan has reached an agreement with Changchun Yatai: He Yiran will join Taishan for a transfer fee below 20 million yuan, marking the club’s first signing of the winter transfer window.

Compared to other clubs, Shandong Taishan has been relatively quiet in the market, but He Yiran’s arrival is considered a win-win. Miao Yuan stated, “There is a transfer fee for He Yiran, and both clubs have agreed. Truly a win-win situation. And to repeat, it didn’t cost 20 million.”

In the recently concluded U23 Asian Cup, He Yiran and Peng Xiao both started in all three group stage matches, showing strong on-field chemistry. Blogger Wei previously analyzed, “He Yiran’s role at Shandong Taishan will determine his impact. As a center-back, he’s a solid addition, especially in a three-center-back formation, and can quickly integrate. However, as a full-back, his attacking traits aren’t strong, so it may not fully suit Taishan.”

Additionally, Shandong Taishan is considering signing Xuan Zhijian and Huang Ruifeng. Following Lopez’s departure, the club is also looking for a foreign center-back. Miao Yuan revealed, “We’ve scouted over a dozen center-backs. This week there are new prospects—Bai, Zhuang, Gao—who can attack, with preliminary transfer fees over €1 million.”

Regarding contract renewals, Shandong Taishan recently extended Kazaiishvili’s contract. Miao added, “Wako’s renewal isn’t one year but two, with certain clauses. Most likely, the two-year term will run its course before parting ways.”

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