[Having been a victim of match-fixing, Li Tie is suspected of match-fixing]
If you want to talk about the people who are currently focusing on anti-corruption and anti-mafia in Chinese soccer, Shi Xueqing is one of them, and Li Pingkang is also the first. Other media people are basically looking at anti-gambling and anti-mafia. They even said that some media personalities and commentators made a lot of money on the World Cup commentary desk. Who cares if Chinese soccer lives or dies? Making money comes first.
Making money is also the first choice of most Chinese soccer players. So why is Shi Xueqing screaming about launching an anti-corruption and anti-mafia storm? The reason is that Shi Xueqing is a victim of match-fixing.In 2015, he was the general manager of Dalian. At that time, Dalian competed with Huaxia Happiness for the beyond quota and eventually lost to the rival.
According to Ran Xiongfei, a former reporter for Sports Weekly, the Dalian Football Association (DFA) sent out two letters and two whistleblower letters at the end of 2015. One was about Hebei Huaxia Happiness buying out their opponents for match-fixing in the last five rounds, and the other was about Li Tie, who was coaching Huaxia Happiness at the time. This real name report may be addressed by the CFA. The end result was second place for China Happiness, with Dalian missing out.
Now, on the back of Li Tie's arrest, apart from his economic crimes, there is also the suspicion that he played fake football on the pitch. He can't get away from this suspicion, otherwise Zhang Lu wouldn't have been arrested, which means that he is suspected of playing fake football in the 2019 Chinese Super League matches, while Li Tie is suspected of coaching Huaxia Happiness in 2015.
[China's soccer is not broken, the anti-corruption and anti-triad sweep is imminent]
The top 16 of the World Cup has begun and three Asian teams have advanced, Japan, Australia and South Korea. Even though Australia lost to Argentina and missed out on the top 8, Chinese soccer is a far cry. With Asian opponents so brave, Chinese soccer is still struggling in the doldrums.
We need an anti-corruption campaign to firmly eliminate the malpractice of infancy. Right now, Chinese soccer is dirty, chaotic and poor for a newborn baby. It has developed a system from agents to player trading, from club management to head coaches, from players to youth training.
If these problems are not solved, how will Chinese soccer affect the World Cup? Of course, some fans will say that even if these problems are solved, Chinese soccer still can't, but the author would like to say this: we can at least give an explanation to the children, and an explanation to those youth training staff. A healthy soccer environment is like the soil in which the grass is grown, it is a place that cannot be poisoned to make blocking the dark storm even more violent!
