The second debt settlement list released by the CFA has caused a heated debate, as it was the last list released by the federation. Teams that didn't make the list are basically being disbanded, but are those on the list really safe? Have they solved all their debt problems? The answer is no! Because many teams are suspected of falsification.
China A's Shaanxi Chang'an Athletic previously used a membership system to get through a debt crisis, but it was only a nine-pronged problem. Now he's on the roster, but what's really happening is that some players are coming forward and shouting. Former international Yang Hao has accused Shaanxi of failing to complete the settlement of arrears: I didn't sign and have sent a complaint message to the Football Association.
Zibo Qisheng of China B also appeared on the big list, but according to media reports, many of the players on the Zibo Qisheng team did not receive any back wages or back agreements, nor did they sign the wage and bonus confirmation forms. It's a joke that the FA actually gave the green light for Zibo Qisheng to appear on the big list.
The Cangzhou Lions of the Chinese Super League also appeared on the list, but the fact is that many people did not sign. According to a report by blogger "Nothing", at least six players from the Cangzhou Lions did not sign, but the club was actually allowed to pass, which makes people wonder who signed for the players.
The Shenzhen team owes 200-300 million dollars in salary, and this time they also appear on the big list. Unless the Shenzhen team realized that money fell from the sky, how could they pass the test? This is also a big suspense. Even the Shenzhen team can pass the test. You have to realize that this team has serious problems.
The above are just the teams known to be in trouble and many may not be safe. On the other hand, media people are reminding the players that the next three days are crucial for salary collection. If they miss it, they may not get their wages. I hope the players will hurry up and write a complaint letter to the FA, but think about it, even if they write a complaint letter, what is the use? With the efficiency, attitude and credibility of the FA, it is just a joke!
The FA has played the role of an executioner in the process of Chinese soccer being rotten to the core. Some fans even complain that the FA is an umbrella and cooperates with some clubs in fraud. Chinese soccer is simply hopeless.
