Shanghai Port striker Wu Lei became the top scorer in Chinese Super League (CSL) history this weekend, netting his 30th and 31st goals of the 2024 season during a rollercoaster 4-3 win against Changchun Yatai. The 32-year-old smashed Eran Zahavi’s previous record of 29 goals (set in 2019) with a dramatic late header 🥅 that sealed the victory.
🔥 Game of Two Halves
Shanghai Port raced to a 3-1 lead before halftime, but Yatai’s Tan Long stunned fans with two quick goals after the break. Wu Lei—nicknamed 'the Wu-Tang前锋' (striker) by fans—delivered the final blow in the 84th minute, sparking wild celebrations among the 25,000-strong crowd 🎉.
🏆 Title Race Heats Up
With four games left, Shanghai Port now leads crosstown rivals Shenhua by two points. Wu’s record-breaking form (31 goals in 26 matches!) has football TikTok buzzing 📱, with clips of his clinical finishes going viral across East Asia.
