Looking at Zhejiang, this team didn't do too badly last year and managed to enter the AFC Champions League. They are ranked 2nd amongst the teams with 7.5 million euros in foreign aid, and this team has many world-class foreign aid stars whose form and strength will determine the team's trend. Many people believe that this year Zhejiang's goal is not only to succeed in the AFC Champions League, but also to win the Chinese Super League. Do you think this is likely?
In the end, Beijing Guoan came third with €7.2 million. They impressed their fans by always competing for first place. However, this year they kept a low profile and never mentioned fighting for first place forever again. They know that with their current roster, they are in the middle of the pack. Competing for the title is the business of Chengdu Rongcheng and Shandong Taishan, and has nothing to do with Beijing Guoan. It seems they understand. We all say if we make a mistake, we will change our good comrades.
When discussing sports, Huang Qiang argued that the popularity of the current Chinese Super League is very low, and that many of the teams' gold owners are unwilling to invest, and even if they do, they only invest sporadically. They are not willing to invest hundreds of millions, or even billions, each year, which is simply unrealistic in the current climate. They clearly recognize that the current situation of the Chinese Super League is not optimistic, and the money invested is often difficult to see the results and lack of practical significance. However, there are also some teams that have been able to seize the opportunity to make small investments and yet still manage to win the Chinese Super League title. For example, Shanghai SIPG's overall investment in foreign aid is still quite large, topping the list, followed by Beijing Guoan and Zhejiang. These strong teams are not to be underestimated in terms of the strength of their foreign aid lineups. Do you think this year's Chinese Super League champion will come from one of these three teams?
