On July 31, a graphic and textual information about Manchester United player Antony negotiating a transfer with Shandong Taishan circulated online. In response, Zhu Yi from Transfermarkt posted on social media that fabricating false information on the Transfermarkt website violates section rules.
Zhu Yi stated, “Regarding the ‘Rumors’ section on Transfermarkt, I have already provided an explanation in 2016 and shared the link to this explanation in a pinned post for several years; I will not repeat it here. Additionally, I warn some users in China that fabricating baseless information in the Rumors section violates section rules. Please adhere to these rules, participate rationally in discussions, and do not undermine the seriousness of the website.”
Previously, Zhu Yi also explained the “Transfermarkt Rumors Section”: The news and rumors sections of the Transfermarkt website are merely informational. If a player’s data is not updated, it does not mean that Transfermarkt has confirmed the completion of a transfer. Therefore, when you come across a surprising screenshot from Transfermarkt, please ensure whether it is from the Rumors page or the Data page.
It is understood that the fabricated “rumor” has been deleted.
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