A lot of people talk about the need for Chinese soccer to have a deep heritage. But a team with a history of more than 10 years, once it decides to disband, is it disbanded? Dalian fans are trying their hardest to keep our team, but you are doing everything you can to make sure it is disbanded and calling it a "pseudo Dalian team". There are 13 players in the Dalian team from Dalian's local youth system, almost half of the team, how can you call them a "fake Dalianese team" with this ratio! Currently, the Dalian People are facing an economic crisis, as the team has already owed three months of salary to its staff and still has a debt of about 200 million RMB to pay off. Solving this problem will require the cooperation of the team's management, the Football Reform Team and other relevant departments.
Dalian Zhixing also had some problems. After the team's parent company had problems, the whole team didn't give up. Instead, they utilized their efforts to finish the season in China's second division and, along with Chongqing Tongliang Dragons, squashed teams like Yunnan Yukun and Qingdao Red Lions to advance to next season's China's first division, which will be very difficult for the team. While Dalian Zhixing has no historical debt, the team's past capital injections will likely need to be refunded. After all, the Shanhai Group has bigger problems and Zhixing needs a new investor. Dalian Zhixing is also a team that should not disappear at will, as a team based on Dalian-born players with a mostly Dalian-based management and coaching team. It represents the new force in the soccer city. This fresh blood is necessary for Soccer City in difficult times.
The CFA has given less than a month to the third-tier teams, and the two Dalian teams must act quickly to find a way out, complete the admission procedures for the new season as soon as possible, and successfully participate in next season's league. For Soccer City, Dalian can't afford to have only the Dalian Ren team and not have the Dalian Zhixing team. This is not a question of a single choice, but should be a question of multiple choices.
