WATCH: Former Chelsea Midfielder Oscar Scores On Shanghai Debut

Oscar is already starting to repay the mammoth fee and wages Shanghai SIPG are forking out for him by scoring on his full debut for the club.

The Brazil international scored in a friendly against Saudi Arabian Premier League side Al Batin last month, and on his full debut for the club since his stunning £60 million transfer last month in the AFC Champions League, and managed to find the net after just 34 minutes.

Latching onto a sumptuous through-ball, the 25-year-old steadied himself before calmly slotting the ball past the helpless opposition goalkeeper:

It's not a bad goal, but given the club are rumoured to be paying him a whopping £400,000 per week, it's probably the least you'd expect, eh?

How do you think Oscar, and the other influx of European players, will cope with playing in the Chinese Super League?

Will they be back in Europe before too long? Or will the Chinese soon boast the best and most exciting domestic league in world football?

If you have forgot about some of the players to have made the move to the Chinese Super League, consider this a reminder:

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