As we all know, the Chinese Super League has reached the end of the second half. With another big win for leaders Shanghai Port, they are 14 points ahead of Shanghai Shenhua. With the last nine rounds of the league, the trophy of the Chinese Super League Championship can be engraved in advance as long as Shanghai Port themselves don't die.
While it is almost certain that Shanghai Port will win the title, there may be some uncertainty about the future of the Hong Kong team. Previously, Shanghai Port's match against the Tian Jinmen Tigers caused a lot of controversy after Zhang Lin's foul play triggered a so-called insider tip-off.
According to the social media reports of Li Xuan, a media source of Soccer Daily, he mentioned that the Harbor team currently has internal problems when he followed the team's reporter on the plane Shanghai Harbor. In addition, Shanghai Harbor's old owner, Shanghai Port Group, has also undergone major personnel changes, and it is not ruled out that this team will undergo major changes in the offseason. Even, there are some fans on the Internet are discussing whether the Harbor team will repeat the tragic end of the Soviet Union after the championship disbanded.
For the Chinese Super League, Shanghai Port is one of the few teams that do not owe wages. Previously, Xie Hui revealed after a drink that Shanghai Port invested 12 billion yuan to win the championship, which is definitely a representative of the Chinese Super League's golden dollar soccer. Now, if Shanghai Port Group is not interested in investing in soccer after the personnel change, the result is really hard to say.
In addition, before taking up the position of FA, Chen Xuyuan was the head of the chairman of Shanghai Port Group. Shanghai Port started on the road of golden dollar soccer from Chen Xuyuan. Now Chen Xuyuan has been arrested. Does the case involve Shanghai Port? Everyone is not sure.
So, even if Shanghai Harbour can finish first in the table in the Chinese Super League, will they be able to carry home the Chinese Super League trophy this season? I'm afraid to pack my bags now. As soccer's anti-corruption case enters the trial stage, it will naturally collapse as to how many teams are involved and how many players are convicted. Predictably, as long as the team can appear in next season's Super League, it should be safe.
