Breaking news has come out of Chinese soccer in response to the upcoming Hangzhou Asian Games. A new report by Beijing media outlet Beijing Youth Daily has sparked widespread controversy by stating that clubs that send national team players to the Asian Games teams may be compensated for the number of foreigner appearances and registration slots.
The Chinese Super League is in full swing. With only 10 rounds left in the Super League, Shanghai Seaport is leading the Super League table with 14 points. It is only a matter of time before Shanghai Seaport wins the Super League title this season, but the situation in the Asian Champions League qualification and relegation zones is not clear. Shandong Taishan are second in the CSL table, with only five points separating them from Tianjin Jinmen Tigers who are eighth in the table, while Dalian Ren are second from bottom in the round of matches, with only seven points separating them from Qingdao Hainiu who are 11th in the table. Therefore, as soon as any change occurs in each team, the overall trend of the team will change.
Many of the team's players will be reassigned for the upcoming Asian Games. This will also inevitably affect their performance when the league cannot be suspended, especially for the big Asian Games internationals such as Shanghai Shenhua, Beijing Guoan and Dalian Ren. To minimize the loss of these teams, the FA is also trying to compensate them. In this regard, Beijing Youth Daily wrote: "The FA can provide clubs with a corresponding number of supplementary registered players for the league based on the number of Asian Games international players they have shipped; the number of foreign aiders will be adjusted accordingly to compensate for these large Asian Games international players."
According to Beijing Youth Daily, the competent league and national team Gao Hongbo made the controversial decision to adjust the quota of foreign aid in the Chinese Super League in order to compensate for the international music sector of the Asian Games, although the media did not disclose the specific information, the situation not only makes Shanghai Shenhua, Beijing Guoan and Dalian a big winner, but also attracted a lot of fans to ridicule.
Some fans say, "If you want to go out, you go out. If you don't believe in it, you can do whatever you want. If the league management doesn't leave these people, the performance of the national team will not improve and the long-term interests of the clubs will be jeopardized. Who will invest in the club? Professionalize and smile! Some fans say, "Non-professional players should play in the Asian Games. It's pointless that it's always the same people in all kinds of competitions, which will prevent other practitioners from ever rising to the top."
Some fans think: "The Women's Super League was suspended in May to coincide with the World Cup, and matches were stopped as usual during the Asian Games. So what exactly is the standard of the Super League? Why can't they postpone a few rounds of matches?" "If that's true, many teams playing against those fielding Asian Games national team players could see foreigners playing against an all-Chinese squad. Don't Gao Hongbo and Sun Wen have a say in the CFA? Don't they both have professional backgrounds in soccer?"
