[Li Tie is suspected of multiple match-fixing, and the Chinese Super League and Chinese A League are affected]
It says that the 2019 Wuhan Zall 2-1 Tianjin Quanjian match was suspected of being a fake, and then Wuhan Zall 1-3 Tianjin Quanjian was also suspected of being a fake. There was another match that year where Wuhan Zall was also suspected of being a fake. According to Ran Xiongfei, Wuhan Zall had a lot of ups and downs in the last few rounds of 2019, beating Guangzhou Evergrande 1-0 on the front foot, then losing 1-3 to Tianjin Quanjian on the back foot, and then having a 4-4 game.
Who would have thought this score trend? It was reported that an executive of Tianjin Quanjian surnamed Li together with an executive of a southern team approached Li Tie for some favors. Quanjian means I don't have money, but I can trade with players. A team in the south meant I can buy points with money, so Li Tie could get at least 1 point. In the end, Quanjian won 3-1. A team from the south played Wuhan Zall with a crazy 4-4 score.
In 2019, Wuhan Zall, led by Li Tie, is suspected of match-fixing after two rounds of matches against Quanjian (2-1, 1-3) and an 8-goal game against a team from the south (4-4). This is just an investigation into the level of the Chinese Super League. 2015 when coaching Hebei Huaxia Happiness, Li Tie is also suspected of playing fake football. According to Ran Xiongfei, at that time, the Dalian Football Association drafted two letters of reporting, one of which was Hebei Huaxia Happiness in the last five rounds to buy opponents to play fake football. At that time, as the team's coach Li Tie, what contribution he made became the focus. It is impossible that he did not know about it, and even said he would participate.
[Multiple Players Affected, Chinese Soccer Takes a Hit]
If the 8 dubious match-fixing matches mentioned above are true, then it would be a really heavy blow to Chinese soccer, how many people would be affected? It's really hard to guess the number! Ran Xiongfei predicted that the next step should be the "former Jianlibao system" to be investigated players including Li Tie's assistant coach Zheng Bin, Ma Yongkang, Li Tie's ex-teammates Li Jinyu, Li Weifeng, Hao Wei, Tao Wei, Zhang Xiaorui, Huang Yong and so on.
It's really embarrassing to see these familiar names. Li Jinyu, Li Weifeng, Hao Wei, and Zhang Xiaorui are all legendary players of the national soccer team, and Hao Wei is also the head coach of Shandong Taishan. He just led his team to a 2-3 loss in the Chinese Super League. Is he affected by the Li Tie incident? Also, he's really worried about Hao Wei because of all the negative news about making money around him this year.
These players, whether they played soccer or retired to their clubs, have made great contributions to Chinese soccer and won numerous honors. It would be a shame for Chinese soccer if they were guaranteed a guarantee very late in their retirement, which would mean that those national soccer players who entered the stage of the 2002 World Cup were the face of fake soccer.
We look forward to the peace of the aforementioned people. Ran Xiongfei also said how it is too obvious to write one person's name alone. The reason for writing so many Jianlibao players is to remind others not to get too close to Li Tie, otherwise he could easily be implicated or even taken into the abyss of hell by him.
What's the truth? Fans across the country are waiting for the answer. We expect the relevant authorities to promote this wave of anti-gambling and anti-blackmail. Chinese soccer needs this wave to save it. If this situation continues, Chinese soccer will only sink deeper and deeper with no hope of revival.
