# CSL: Zhejiang's Foreign Player Retires Injured
On the evening of March 24th, at the third round of the Chinese Super League (CSL), Zhejiang Wuyang Football Club announced that their forward player Wang Shengyi had retired due to injury.
Wang Shengyi, who is 36 years old and has been playing for Zhejiang Wuyang since 2018, was initially injured in the first half of the match against Guangzhou Evergrande on February 25th. After undergoing surgery and recovery, he returned to training but continued to experience pain during matches.
After consulting with doctors, the club decided that it would be best for Wang Shengyi to retire from professional football due to his current health condition. The decision to let him rest and focus on his personal life was made after careful consideration of both his physical and mental well-being.
Wang Shengyi has made significant contributions to Zhejiang Wuyang over the past five seasons. He scored 29 goals and provided 2 assists in total, helping the team win three CSL titles and two league championships. His dedication to the club and his impact on the team's success have earned him widespread respect and admiration from fans and colleagues alike.
As Wang Shengyi prepares to take a break from professional football, Zhejiang Wuyang will miss his presence on the pitch. However, the club remains committed to finding a suitable replacement and ensuring the continuation of its successful CSL campaign.
The retirement of Wang Shengyi marks the end of an era for Zhejiang Wuyang and the Chinese football scene as a whole. His career highlights continue to inspire future generations of players and fans alike. As we bid farewell to this talented athlete, we also celebrate the achievements and legacy of his time with Zhejiang Wuyang.