Yuan Ye: I can understand Wuhan Zhuoer and his boss Yan Zhi's decision to dissolve this time. Zhuoer has been engaged in soccer for many years is definitely not speculation. He insisted for 11 years and invested more than 3 billion yuan. Zall is worthy of Wuhan soccer. The letter of thanks from Wuhan Sports Bureau can fully illustrate his affirmation of Zall.
I also believe that Dreger's exit was definitely not because he didn't have the money. The current soccer environment is at an all-time low, but it may not be over yet. Continuing to play in the first division may be enough for 20 million a year, but Zuoer is still so determined to leave. Why?
Everyone needs to reflect on how to maintain the environment of Chinese soccer.
Ji Yuyang: On the fourth day of the year, Wuhan Changjiang FC officially announced its dissolution. Unlike some of the previously dissolved clubs, the announcement will mention that all salaries and social security of the coaching staff and players will be settled, but the coaches and their handling of some of the players foreign aid and some of the disciplinary players will be dealt with according to law.
Wuhan Changjiang was the team relegated from the Chinese Super League last season, so will any of the other Chinese Super League teams that weren't relegated have their clubs disbanded?
