Live broadcast, July 10 news Fu Zhenghao, a senior media person, once again posted a message about Zhou Qi’s negotiation.
The original text is as follows:
The negotiations between Beijing and Xinjiang around Fan Ziming + Qian for Zhou Qi have reached a critical moment. The clubs of both sides can match each other’s demands in the framework, so the focus of coordination now is the willingness of both players to join. I took advantage of the weekend to study the CBA rules several times and thought that I had come up with a reliable buyout strategy, which could not only satisfy the demands of football players, but also bypass the illegal minefield of signature fees.
Since Fan Ziming and Zhou Qi’s Class B contract both expires (Zhou Qi expires in 2021), strictly speaking, Fan Ziming’s exclusive signing right + money is now used to exchange Zhou Qi’s exclusive signing right. If any player is unwilling to sign a contract with the new boss, the transaction may be stranded. Therefore, when talking about conditions, the teams of both sides should not only reach mutual consensus at the club level, but also obtain the signing promise of the players of both sides. If you want to persuade the players to sign the contract, you may have to give some promises of the team’s tactical status and monetary compensation. Before, it was speculated that players might ask for signature fees, while CBA clearly stipulated that any form of signature fee was illegal.
Based on this, I came up with a way to avoid signing fees, that is, buying out fees for players is allowed at least in CBA rules. At present, Xinjiang has the exclusive signing right of Class D contract of Zhou Qi, and after Fan Ziming’s Class B contract expires, Shougang also has the exclusive signing right of Class D contract. According to regulations, this exclusive contract right can be waived or transferred between clubs.
Assuming that the clubs of both sides reached an agreement and reached a tacit agreement with the players at the same time, Shougang paid Xinjiang a large sum of money to buy Zhou Qi’s exclusive right to sign the contract. However, because Xinjiang gave up Zhou Qi’s exclusive right to sign the contract, in theory, it can compensate Zhou Qi in the form of purchase fee in turn, so it can take out part of the transfer fee paid by Shougang to compensate Zhou Qi, zhou Qi can join Shougang freely after obtaining the purchase fee of the original club. Similarly, Beijing can withdraw the quotation of Class D contract to Fan Ziming, and then compensate Fan Ziming in the name of liquidated damages or purchase fees.
In this way, players can not only avoid the risk of illegal signing fees, but also get compensation fees paid in the name of liquidated damages or buyout fees from the original club. Therefore, at this time, it is necessary to persuade the players to promise to join as soon as possible, and the specific way to persuade them is to let the original club give them a sum of money in the form of purchase fee.
This assumption is based on the assumption that players want to get huge compensation, aiming at avoiding the violation of signature fees. I asked a CBA director for advice. He also thought that theoretically this edge ball could be played. As long as the next club did not directly give extra money to new signing players, it was not a signing fee in theory. Besides, the right to interpret the rules is in the hands of CBA company and Basketball Association, and the Basketball Association will also acquiesce. After all, the basketball association hopes to resolve Zhou Qi’s transfer deadlock as soon as possible. If there are still loopholes in the strategy of buying out fees, please ask Fang’s family to correct it.
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