Wuhan Changjiang FC officially announced its dissolution and withdrawal from Chinese soccer on January 25th, Beijing time. In the announcement, Wuhan Changjiang FC announced that after careful consideration, Wuhan Changjiang FC will no longer be registered to participate in men's professional soccer matches organized by the Chinese Football Association (CFA).
However, the dissolution of Wuhan Changjiang may just be the beginning of a wave of team dissolutions in China's professional leagues. As things stand, at least two teams in the Chinese Super League and at least three teams in the Chinese First Division are in danger of distribution. Whether it passes that level may depend on the specific attitudes of local governments and investors.
Shenzhen team reporter Cheng Wenli lamented the dissolution of the Wuhan Changjiang team, but also expressed concern about the future fate of the Shenzhen team:As a matter of fact, the news of the dissolution of the Wuhan Changjiang was received on January 10th, but at that time it was announced internally by the team, and today it was officially announced. As for my fishery, I knew about it a few years ago. Three parties decided the fate of my fishery. One of them, the Jiazhao Power, is powerless to do anything about it, and Depth Control has no intention of interfering, depending on the final decision of the municipal government.
