The deadline set by the Football Association for access materials has passed and is now in the final review period, which for some teams has been a fateful moment of suffocation.
Shenzhen team, the short-lived scenery only left a chicken feather.
Think about how crazy Shenzhen Caesar was in the Chinese Super League a few years ago, with sustained high investment and massive signings devouring almost all of Tianjin Tianhai's starting lineup. Although the introduction of foreigners is not as famous as Oscar and Paulinho, European toughs such as Zhemaili once represented the team.
But who would have thought that today's Shenzhen team will almost collapse. The internal management of the club and some players have been taken away one after another for investigation, the team's winter training has been slow, and there is no news about the share reform. What's more, no one dealt with the wage arrears issue that the FA has been concerned about. As a result, many of the main players want to leave the team, such as Dai Weijun.
Although the Shenzhen team also submitted some access materials, but according to the current situation, through the rigorous examination is basically unrealistic, once failed to meet the access requirements, exit will become the ultimate choice of this former giant.
KUNSHAN: I'm afraid the new Super League season will be dead.
Last season, Kunshan, located in China's first division, can be said to have killed all sides, comparable to last year's Guangzhou Evergrande, and eventually stormed into the Chinese Super League five rounds ahead of schedule with a huge advantage of 13 points.
Both Kunshan fans and players were looking forward to the first season of the Chinese Super League when the club accidentally put up a "mess". No new signings, no strengthening of the team, no training, no careful planning for the new season. Even the head coach went to Longmen in Songshan, Henan Province. What happened to this Kunshan team?
What's going on with this team right now is actually manageable.
Firstly, the club has submitted its admission materials; secondly, let's talk about the problems faced by the team. One of the main issues that the FA is concerned about is salary arrears. So far, Kunshan does have the problem of salary arrears, but not much, except that the salary has not been realized after the beginning of this year. In addition, the team is not training because they do not want to get involved in soccer anymore, that is, they do not want to take over soccer anymore. This leads to a big question as to whether or not Kunshan will be able to continue playing soccer in the new season.
It would undoubtedly be a great sadness for Chinese soccer if there were no Kunshan in the new Chinese Super League season. This team has a very different experience, and can be said to be one of the few amazing teams in the history of the Chinese Super League. He is the "first county-level club".
The exit or dissolution of any team is a fatal blow to Chinese soccer, adding another scar to an already bruised body. There is such a team that once suppressed many Chinese Super League giants at a low cost and created the miracle of Chinese soccer. Now, under strict rules, it is headed for extinction...
Do you remember the saga of a team that made it to the Champions League last season with a bunch of average domestic players? It was the Hebei team led by Jong-Fu Kim.
Team Hebei: honoring achievement with life
When it comes to the Hebei team, many of you may not be a big fan. After all, they didn't achieve remarkable results, but this team has an admirable story. Now that the Hebei team is basically confirmed to be out of the picture, the exact news we got is that the Hebei team did not submit the admission materials!
This is a more problematic issue, in other words, the HBs are now ready to quit and are just waiting for the final official announcement from the FA.
It's already a miracle that Hebei can survive until now. But we have to spit out the fact that the Football Association is half responsible for the fact that Hebei can look this embarrassing today.
When the FA announced the neutrality of the club's name, it had already touched the foundation of the team's survival. Without sponsors, and with the impact of the general environment in three years, the veteran team has completely lost confidence in their survival. For several consecutive seasons, they survived on sellers. At first, the team could sell their foreigners and survive with domestic players. Later, they sold their Chinese starters, like Yin Hongbo, and they had to rely on young inexperienced kids to play soccer. With no results, poor share reform, and local authorities unable to do anything, they had to rely on the minimum support from the FA to participate in the league. The team is now out of China A, both locally and in the north.
In addition, Guangzhou, the past Chinese Super League (CSL) dominant team, is not having a good time at the moment.
