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"It proves a good move (to China PR)," the towering forward, basking in the glory of earning Shanghai their return to the Cup final for the first time since 1998, told FIFA in an exclusive interview. "I think I have made the right decision. After playing for several European clubs including Chelsea I opted to come to Shanghai. I wanted to see new things here, to get to know the Chinese people."

Ba is the first Senegalese to play in the Chinese league and he is the third former Chelsea star to move to Shanghai with both Didier Drogba and Nicolas Anelka having had a one-year spell in China's biggest city three years ago. Like the former Chelsea duo, he is looking to help his new team with his experiences.

"I didn't come straight to Shanghai from Chelsea," Ba said, who spent the past season with Turkish giants Besiktas. "But I am happy to be here. It is a club with good players and the team chemistry is just right."

Cultural gap
That said, Ba has discovered some difficulties in adapting to a new country and culture, despite his relatively smooth acclimatisation.

"When I played in Belgium, Germany and England, their cultures were similar, more or less, because these clubs are all in Europe. But here (in Asia) things are completely different. It is largely about respecting and following routes. People follow the same route, even when sometimes there are better routes."

A player who wears his heart his sleeve, Ba disputed over passing to one of his team-mates during the aforementioned cup first leg against Beijing. Having worked together in winning narrowly at home, though, they compromised and apologised to each other. With improved mutual understanding, they showcased better teamwork as Shanghai pulled off a resounding victory away in the return leg.
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