Ni Huizhong may be the new party secretary of the CFA, and Bai Xilin should be the new CFA president.
It is worth mentioning that Ni Huizhong is the Party Secretary and Director of the Winter Sports Management Center of the General Administration of Sport of the People's Republic of China, and Bai Xilin is the Deputy Director of the Tennis Management Center of the General Administration of Sport of the People's Republic of China. Speaking of Bai Xilin, outsiders may be more familiar with his tenure in the Chinese men's basketball team as the secretary general of the Basketball Association.
This means that several of the current owners of the CFA are pretty much nailed on. There are also reports that Cai Zhenhua is hardly in a position to maneuver, as he is still implicated by table tennis and Yu Hongchen.
In other words, the fact that the CFA is about to finalize a new leader and that other programs are likely to be moved proves that the so-called professionals in soccer still cannot be trusted. You know, one of the best things about sports is the ability to speak with results on the field. If such a personnel change becomes a reality, it will be because Secretary Ni has made significant progress in China's ice and snow programs, so he will face his toughest test yet. For Bai Xilin, his career is also going well because during his time in the Basketball Association, China's basketball has achieved excellent results.
In contrast, Chinese soccer has not achieved much at all, so it is difficult for anyone arriving at the FA to get out in one piece. For the so-called Chinese soccer professionals, there hasn't been a single world-class player or coach in the circle so far, so there won't be any successful leaders either. In the end, it makes sense that those in soccer would be left behind. The current Chinese Super League, Chinese League One and Chinese League Two are about to start, and the new coach of the national soccer team has a big task ahead of him when he takes over. Let's not forget the ladder teams at all levels and women's soccer. The FA can't stop working. An official announcement from the new leader shouldn't be far away.
