On March 9, Beijing time, it was revealed from the well-known domestic media "Football News" that Oscar, who left the Chinese Super League and returned to the Brazilian parent team Sao Paulo, did not seem to be having a happy time. Because he and his teammates have been treated as arrears of wages by the club.

In December last year, Oscar opted to return to play in his home country of the Brazilian league after ending his contract with Harbour, and he joined his parent club Sao Paulo, returning to the place where his dream began. And after returning to the parent team, Oscar's performance on the court did not disappoint. He contributed 2 goals and 4 assists in 11 appearances, and participated in 1/3 of all the goals scored by Sao Paulo in the same period, and his statistics as a midfielder are very impressive.

Disappointingly, despite all his dedication, Oscar, like his team-mates, has not received a penny from the club. It is reported that the São Paulo club has been in arrears for three months. Oscar's monthly salary in São Paulo is 1.2 million reais (about 1.44 million yuan), which is 4.32 million yuan in 3 months.

But even if the amount is not huge, Oscar's salary is still in arrears. After three months of not getting their due salary, Sao Paulo's players have reached the limit of their endurance and could break out at any time. originally thought that returning to the parent team would be a fantastic fairy tale, but Oscar was beaten back to reality by the cruel reality of unpaid wages. Maybe in his heart, he has regretted leaving the Chinese Super League and leaving Shanghai Port.

And after Oscar's departure, the current situation of Shanghai Port is not good. Although Harbour started the Chinese Super League with 2 consecutive wins in the new season, it failed in the AFC Champions League and Super Cup, and as a stand-in for Oscar, Harbour's new No. 10 Vital has not contributed so far, which also makes Harbour fans even more nostalgic for their former No. 8 exploits.