Moises is set to extend his stay at the Chinese Super League (CSL) with a new contract, according to reports from the country's leading sports news website, CNTV.

The striker, who has been a key player for the club in recent seasons, will reportedly sign a new three-year contract that will keep him at the club until the end of 2024.

The move comes as a significant boost for Moises and the club, who have struggled for goals this season. The forward has scored 18 goals in all competitions so far this campaign, helping to steer the team towards a potential playoff spot.

Moises' success in China has also helped to raise the profile of Brazilian football in the country, with the striker becoming one of the most popular players on social media.

The striker has already established himself as a key figure for the club, scoring crucial goals in key matches and providing assists to his teammates. His performances have earned him praise from fans and critics alike, and he has become a fan favorite in China.

With the striker now signed up to the CSL until 2024, it remains to be seen what kind of impact he will have on the team going forward. However, there can be no doubt that his presence on the pitch will be a major asset for the club, and he will undoubtedly play a vital role in their efforts to compete at the top level in Asia.