The Chinese Super League will start in April and the good news is that this year it will be completely open and fans will finally be able to watch the games live. Although the transfer window has not yet opened, Shandong Taishan and Wuhan Sanzhen teams have been irresistible and want to bring in powerful assistance to improve their team's competitiveness and influence the championship. However, the Football Association has released its latest policy, which will not liberalize the signing restrictions and reject high priced signings.
On February 9, a ventilation meeting for the Chinese professional league was held at the headquarters of the Chinese Football Association. At the meeting, the leaders of the soccer association said that in order to ensure the healthy development of the league, the Chinese professional league will, as in the past, limit high-priced signings, with transfer fees for foreign aid not exceeding 45 million dollars and for domestic aid not exceeding 20 million dollars. In the past, it required clubs to pay an adjustment fee if this limit was exceeded, but this year there was no mention of this policy. If you no longer pay the adjustment fee in the future, then how can you limit the transfer fee? In addition, where is the 1.7 billion adjustment fee that Chinese soccer collected before?
In addition to the signing policy that everyone is concerned about, fans have received a lot of good news. Firstly, the U23 policy will be abolished in the Chinese Super League, making the matches more intense and attractive. Second, all three tiers of the league will resume home and away matches, allowing fans to watch matches live and wave flags for the home team. In addition, the Chinese Super League will start in mid-April, the Chinese First Division will start in mid- to late-April, and the time for the Chinese Second Division has yet to be determined.
In addition, the management regulations of naturalized players have not changed, Shandong Taishan Delgado will still occupy the position of foreign aid. In addition, the use of foreign aid in the Chinese Super League is still registered six people, registered four people, can play four people.
In 2022, each team will only get $8 million in dividends, which will do little to help the team's operations. This year the fans can get in, the major teams can make more money, and hopefully there are no disbanded teams this year.
Many teams want the Football Association to return some of the adjustment fee as life-saving money for the teams. However, according to Madsen, the $1.7 billion adjustment fee was almost spent and it is unlikely that there will be any money going back to the music department. I hope that the Football Association will explain the situation publicly so that there will be no speculation and misunderstanding.
Anyway, in the new year, I hope that Chinese soccer is getting better and better, both the Chinese Super League and the national team have achieved good results.
