As we all know, a major breakthrough has been made in the fight against corruption and the mafia in Chinese soccer. The investigating authorities have conducted simultaneous network collection operations in many places and many players playing in the Chinese Super League have been taken away. Although there has been no official notification of the cases, it is known from sources in the media that these players taken away were basically involved in match-fixing or involved in gambling.
According to media personality Miao Yuan, how do these players play fake football? How was the whole process divided? The details of playing match-fixing have also been exposed. Their usual method of playing match-fixing is to first arrange the score of a match, the key to which is to communicate with the goalkeeper and the center back, and then these so-called player leaders, who play the role of intermediaries, communicate directly with the bankers, and then persuade their teammates to cooperate in the team.
In addition, according to media personality He Xiaolong, the player surnamed Jin who was taken away for investigation this time is an international player. In Chinese Super League circles, he is a famous leader of match-fixing, or the middleman in the media. After determining the score of the match-fixing, he would go and pull goalkeepers and defenders to achieve the score he wanted.
Thus, after media persons broke the news one after another, the so-called Chinese Super League match-fixing case has basically been solved. Of course, a more detailed case must wait until the final notification from the investigation department. But since these so-called media people have a very clever news channel, the probable case must be eight or nine.
This time, the anti-corruption and anti-triad fighting in Chinese soccer, the previous investigation focused on the Football Association and related team officials, and now the wind has burned to the Chinese Super League clubs. Are these players gambling on fake footballs an individual act, or are the clubs involved? We can also wait and see.
Judging from the current situation, the new season of the Chinese Super League will certainly be seriously affected. Will the number of Super League teams continue to decrease? This could still happen. If match-fixing is too serious in the Chinese Super League, it cannot be ruled out that the relevant authorities will stop the professional league in the new season until after the league has been rectified.
