On July 17, Football Daily posted an article about the
Shanghai Shenhua (soccer team)
Stock reform is in trouble, and the only money that can be counted on at the moment is the
China Super League (soccer league)
There are teams that still owe Shenhua tens of millions of dollars in player transfer fees.
July 31st is the mid
national soccer team
The first of the concordance limits
China Super League (soccer league)
Clubs to resolve the nodes of salary arrears, clubs that have not completed repayment of no less than 30% of the total amount of salary arrears for the 2021 season and earlier by July 31, in the
national soccer team
The association will be banned from registering new players in the second transfer window of the 2022 season and penalized with a deduction of three league points. Currently
China Super League (soccer league)
Teams are grappling with this issue, and a few are worried about raising funds, such as
Shanghai Shenhua (soccer team)
, there is a risk that points may be deducted for failure to repay agreed arrears of wages.
From the club's point of view, the only money that can be counted on at the moment is the
China Super League (soccer league)
Currently there are teams still owed Shenhua tens of millions of players transfer fees, if the money can be obtained, Shenhua should be able to pass the July 31 this small hurdle. If you can't get it, it's hard to say what the consequences will be.
