Outrage! Young fan wearing national team's No. 7 jersey attacked by Shenhua fans; Wu Lei's team shows support and posts search notice.

On August 19, Beijing time, the official account of Wu Lei's team, the national team's striker, posted a search notice for the young fan and his father who were wearing the Chinese men's national team No. 7 jersey at Shanghai Stadium that evening.

The account of Wu Lei's team stated that if the individuals themselves or anyone who knows how to reach them sees the message, they can get in touch via direct message.

In the rescheduled match of the 18th round of the Chinese Super League that ended on the evening of the 18th, Shanghai Shenhua lost 0-3 at home to Beijing Guoan, and a controversial incident occurred outside the stadium afterwards.

According to a video circulating online, a young fan wearing Wu Lei's national team No. 7 jersey and his father were surrounded and insulted by some Shenhua fans outside the stadium. In the video, Shenhua fans can be clearly heard berating the father and son, calling them 'disgraceful.' The specific cause of the conflict has not yet been clarified.

Although it is understandable that Shenhua fans were in a bad mood after losing the match, verbally abusing and even physically attacking an innocent young fan is clearly going too far. It is no wonder that Wu Lei's team posted a search notice overnight, expressing their support for the father and son.

Many fans angrily condemned the situation, saying: 'What's the difference between these people and hooligans?' 'He's just a child, and he was wearing the national team jersey—why attack him?' 'Why learn the bad aspects of fan culture instead of the good?' 'We hope Shenhua club can revoke the match attendance rights of those who insulted fans!'