The Shanghai Port has signed a new player for the Brazilian national team, who is already setting records in the China League Two (CL2) and CSL (China Super League). The striker, who was previously from Japan, is now based in China.

The player's name is Rong Huan, who joined Shanghai Port last year after spending time at several other clubs. He had been playing for various teams in Japan before joining Shanghai Port this summer.

Rong Huan has impressed his teammates and coaches so far, scoring goals and contributing to the team's success. He is already one of the most promising young talents in China, and he is looking forward to continuing his career in China.

The signing of Rong Huan is a big step forward for Shanghai Port, as it shows that they are investing in developing their own talent and making sure that players have opportunities to showcase their skills on a bigger stage. It also highlights the importance of having a strong domestic footballing scene in China, which is growing rapidly thanks to initiatives like the China Football Association's (CFA) One Dream Project.

In addition to the striker, Shanghai Port also has plans to expand its domestic footballing scene by signing more foreign players in the future. This will help to improve the quality of the team and bring in fresh talent to help them compete at the highest level. With Rong Huan's signing and the continued investment in developing the domestic footballing scene, Shanghai Port can look forward to a bright future in Chinese football.