But why this "laurel wilting" will become Li Xuan and other media mouth "big event", I'm afraid this is the Dalian people's "eventful autumn". The Dalian soccer team is facing an unsolvable dilemma. After Wanda Sports relegated Dalian people, then Dalian people have no leadership. Although Wang Jianlin has completed the transition from the sports industry group trustees, and commitment to operating costs, and through the open recruitment to hire the head coach Xie Hui, but no one can guarantee that the Dalian people back to the Premier League how long it will take, or whether it can return to the Premier League.
What we didn't realize was that after Chongqing quit and disbanded, Dalian got a chance to make amends and returned to the Chinese Super League a few months later. Under Xie Hui's "pressure" tactics, the Dalianites just finished relegation ahead of everyone's favorites.
However, underneath the carefully arranged flowers, there are hidden branches of the club's failures that are difficult to prune. This season, Dalian people in the absence of achievement cover, all the "bad things" are one after another to shake out. The appeal of the defaulted players, the club's unresolved debts, the undercurrents in the locker room, and FIFA's ban on signings have directly made Dalian people experience the feeling of going from the peak of a mountain to the abyss of a valley.
In this unfavorable situation, it is really embarrassing that Mr. Z, who has been running for the survival of the club, is rumored to be taken away on the internet. Although he was always blamed and criticized by some fans this season, objectively speaking, in the darkness of Dalian soccer, G is always one of the few people still running for Dalian soccer. If the rumors on the internet are true, it can be said that it is a heavy blow to the Dalian Ren club and casts a shadow on Dalian Ren's relegation prospects.
Some fans may think that Dalian's configuration was originally designed to play in the Central League, and playing two years in the Chinese Super League is considered to be earned. The Central League regroups and sooner or later will play back to the Super League, so don't be too pessimistic. But if you have this idea, I'm afraid it's a big mistake. Not to mention the fact that the club itself has a huge debt problem that is hard to solve, and whether the team will just dissolve and quit after relegation. It is said that countless local young talents in Dalian will inevitably be scooped up by youth training organizations and agencies from other countries. Children are the foundation of a soccer city. If the foundation is destroyed, the high-rise buildings will topple.
As for the "smaller" Dalian Zhixing, which is training in the second division of the Chinese Super League (CSL), the club is now in a very precarious position due to its investor, the Shanhai Group. Even if you're lucky enough to get a stake in a state-owned company or a trustee, it's hard to expect the local Dalian state-owned companies to have invested too much in the club over the past two years, and entry into the Chinese Super League will be a long shot.
Dalian soccer has gone through trials and tribulations and glory, as every Dalian fan has explained to the nation's fans, just like the dynamic TIFO at Barracuda Bay's debut. But where is the future of Dalian soccer? I'm afraid no one can give an accurate answer.
