新浪首页 > 新浪教育 > Wage row rocks International

Wage row rocks International
http://www.sina.com.cn 2004/12/29 11:10  Shanghai Daily

  Complaints over unpaid wages have hit home as well.

  Local outfit Shanghai International, which finished third in the just-concluded Chinese Super League, also owes wages to its players, some of whom made the issue public yesterday.

  "The club's management tried to talk with me about possible transfer but I told them I'll not leave until I get my salary," International's goalkeeper Jiang Jin told G-Sports Channel.

  Jiang, who played for China at the 2002 World Cup, was also joined by playmaker Qi Hong, who also claimed that he was owed back wages.

  Both the players however declined to reveal the exact figure of their outstanding dues. Neither would they say if the other players in the squad were also owed money.

  Jiang and Qi, both key players for the team, are said to be earning in the region of three million yuan (US$375,000) each annually. International's general manager refused to comment on the allegations.

  Both Jiang and Qi are on the transfers list at International, which has suffered since shipping giant COSCO pulled out as the main sponsor.

  Other International stars up for the sale include former national midfielder Shen Si and defender Wu Chengyin, whose contractual salaries are believed to be in the same range as Jiang and Qi.






Annotation


新闻查询帮助

热 点 专 题
电影《天下无贼》公映
杨振宁登记结婚
健力宝事件资本谜局
意甲在线足球经理游戏
年底多款国产新车上市
网友幽默汽车贴图欣赏
经济适用房该怎么买
精彩家装图片选
天堂II 玩转港澳指南




教育频道意见反馈留言板 电话:010-82619898-5747 欢迎批评指正

新浪简介 | About Sina | 广告服务 | 联系我们 | 招聘信息 | 网站律师 | SINA English | 会员注册 | 产品答疑

Copyright © 1996 - 2005 SINA Inc. All Rights Reserved

版权所有 新浪网
北京市通信公司提供网络带宽