
According to reporter Ye Hui, on December 29, the current situation of the Guangzhou team is difficult to attract new golden owners, and given the tough attitude of investor Evergrande Group, there is basically no hope for the club's equity reform.
After Guangzhou's relegation, players with the strength to make the national team such as Wei Shihao, Yang Liyu, Yan Dinghao and Wu Shaochong have become the target of other Chinese Super League teams competing for Luo Zhi. Not only the players, but also members of Guangzhou's coaching staff, such as Zheng Zhi, Huang Bowen, Mei Fang and Zhang Chenglin, whether they will continue to lead the team. Because the club really has no money.
Ideally, Guangzhou doesn't disband, retains most of the young players who have played in the CSL this season, and then adds some reserve players who have played in the AFC Champions League group stage, which is the team that will play in the Central League in the 2023 season. As for operating costs, even if investors continue to withhold blood, relying on this season's Chinese Super League dividends (if any), plus the club starting live streaming bandwagons this year, and then signing a few co-sponsors who can pay cash, it's not expected to be a problem for a year and a half. Even if all the current first team players are gone, there are still the ladder players from the Evergrande soccer academy. As long as, as long as the team is still there, there's no need to worry about no one playing. As for whether China's first division can be relegated? Honestly, if you actually go to a game with the Doll Army, you're really not optimistic.
Twelve years ago, Evergrande saved Guangzhou soccer. 12 years later, will another gold owner save Guangzhou soccer under a dangerous wall? One can only say it's hard, it's hard. After all, times are different, and the current situation of Guangzhou team is not as simple as it was in 2010. The share reform comes from Guangzhou team, which is basically impossible to realize due to the tough attitude of existing investors. Unless there is a miracle.










