March 28 - As the list of access lists for the new third-tier league season is about to be announced, reporter Niu Zhiming has commented on the size of the league at all levels.
According to media reports, the access list for the 2023 season of the Chinese Professional League will be officially released tomorrow morning. Specifically, media reporters will be invited to attend a press conference to brief information and answer questions.
For this, the journalist Niu Zhiming analyzed:
He said, "I have some views on access to the third tier at the moment!
One is that the CCAA probability is down to 16 teams, as Guangzhou City and Kunshan are probable no more, and the CCAA has not been filled.
Secondly, the situation in the Central League is more complicated.
Hebei and Wuhan dropped out of the Chinese Super League relegation, and Zibo Cuju has not had its debt cleared, leaving only 15 teams.
The order of addition is the three teams relegated from China A, then the fourth through sixth teams from China B. Xinjiang and Beijing Institute of Technology (BIT) are not eligible to relegate three teams. Because of the continued relegation, BSPU did not pass the clearing, which means they are ineligible.
If the Central League stays at 18 teams, that's the 4th-6th filler in the Central League, Dongguan United, Wuxi Wu Hook, and Tai'an Tianmiao.
The problem now is that there may be other Chinese first division teams with problems. Shaanxi and Heilongjiang, everyone is concerned, depending on their final results. If both teams have problems, China A will be 16 teams.
If a team goes wrong, for the sake of a double-digit team, then 6th in the C.B., Tainten may not be able to make up for it.
Today, it depends on the final determination."
