Next time, I'll beat the hodgepodge (China) Hong Kong player's all-time absurdity → Go out immediately and immediately terminate the contract with the Chinese team

Jul 17, 2025

Next time, I'll beat the hodgepodge (China) Hong Kong player's all-time absurdity → Go out immediately and immediately terminate the contract with the Chinese team
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A Hong Kong player who made absurd remarks to Chinese fans is on the verge of being released from the Chinese league.

China won 1-0 in the third match of the 2025 East Asian Football Federation (EAFF) E-1 Championship (East Asian Cup) against Hong Kong at Mir Stadium in Yongin on the 15th. China, which lost to South Korea and Japan, defeated Hong Kong to finish third and Hong Kong finished last with three consecutive losses.

The game was very intense on this day. Chinese players and Hong Kong players also showed non-manner play throughout the game. In the 10th minute of the second half, a war of nerves that began with Clement Benhadush's scratching of the face toward Wang Yudong led to bench clearing, raising eyebrows.




After the game, the emotions of the two teams remained, and eventually the incident broke out. Chinese media outlet Wang Yi reported 'According to a report by renowned journalist Myo Yuan, the Suzhou Dongwu club in the Chinese Class League (Second Division) is currently considering terminating its contract with Michael Udebruzol, a 21-year-old Hong Kong player.
Next time, I'll beat the hodgepodge (China) Hong Kong player's all-time absurdity → Go out immediately and immediately terminate the contract with the Chinese team
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The reason why the Suzhou club wants to send Michael out is because of Michael's remarks in front of Hong Kong fans after the match between Hong Kong and China. Michael said after the game in front of Hong Kong fans, `Look at the Chinese fans over there. Next time, I'll definitely beat those Bastard."

Michael is a player who plays for Hong Kong, so I understand his feelings in China, but the Chinese team will not want to recruit a player who curses Chinese fans. For example, if you try to recruit a Japanese player from the K-League who curses Korean fans, it will be a social controversy. Michael's situation is similar.

Journalist Myo Yuan said, `Michael suffered from this incident. If I gained experience in the first-class league, I had the opportunity to advance to the bottom of the Chinese Super League, but I'm sorry about this. Due to the nature of the stadium, it was necessary to be cautious because remarks were easily recorded and delivered. Suzhou is currently carefully considering terminating his contract with him and has yet to sign the relevant documents. If the contract is terminated, it will not be easy even if Michael takes legal action. Other clubs are also expected to be cautious about signing."
Next time, I'll beat the hodgepodge (China) Hong Kong player's all-time absurdity → Go out immediately and immediately terminate the contract with the Chinese team
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First of all, Michael is currently registered as a player for Suzhou. According to soccer statistics media Transfermarkt, Michael signed a contract with Suzhou a day before playing against China on the 14th. However, since Michael's behavior became a problem, Suzhou is considering terminating the contract again.



This article was translated by Naver AI translator.