CHINESE SUPER LEAGUE CAN COMPETE WITH THE TOP EUROPEAN LEAGUES: OSCAR

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The Brazil international Oscar, who has recently swapped the Premier League giant Chelsea for Shanghai SIPG in a £51 million move, believes that his new home could continue to grow rapidly.

 

According to the new Shanghai SIPG playmaker Oscar believes that the Chinese Super League could eventually compete with the top European leagues like Premier League if more star names make the move to Asia.

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The Brazilian star midfielder Oscar, who has more than 40 appearances for the Brazil national team scoring more than 12 goals, was one of the key players for the Premier League giant Chelsea, where he has made more than 130 appearances with scoring more than 25 goals since he joined the club in 2012 has recently made a massive €60 million (£51m) switch to the Chinese giant SIPG earlier in January, linking up with fellow Brazil international Hulk and coach Andre-Villas Boas.

The Brazilian playmaker Oscar has  already scored for his side in his first appearance in a friendly win over Al Batin is one of those European stars like Carlos Tevez, Axel Witsel, Ramires, Alex Teixeira, Ezequiel Lavezzi, John Obi Mikel, Graziano Pelle, Burak Yilmaz, Paulinho, Renato Augusto, Fredy Guarin and Jackson Martinez to call China as their home.

And the 25-year-old Brazilian playmaker believes that the Chinese Super League could eventually compete with the Premier League if more star names make the move to Asia.

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As Oscar has recently said in an interview with Sky Sports, "If they continue in this way, maybe yes, because they have lots of good projects," 

"Of course the Premier League [has higher] level of players in the world but the Chinese guys are very good. They help the new players a lot and I hope they continue this because I come to help.”

"The transfer was good for me, good for Chelsea, good for Shanghai, and I'm so happy to come to the Chinese Super League.”

"I think the Chinese clubs [spend] a lot of money for the players to go to China, to make the league stronger. They made me an offer and I'm very happy to come."