Recently, people all over the world are watching the World Cup. Our Chinese are not only watching the World Cup, but they are forced to watch the domestic soccer anti-corruption drama. on November 26th, Li Tie, the former coach of China's men's national soccer team, is under investigation. However, surprisingly, more and more details are coming to light on the Internet, which is shocking.
The latest revelation comes from sports media personality Li Pingkang. He says Li Tie is the richest coach in China. Li Tie's case is huge. It is known that in just one bank in Shenyang, Li Tie was found to have deposits of over 100 million yuan. In one bank alone, you can have over 100 million yuan in deposits. Are you shocked? It doesn't end there. It was revealed that Li Tie had raised a young player's salary to £6 million while his company withdrew £3 million from it. Previously, it was reported that Li Tie was paid 9 million dollars a year to coach the national team and signed a four-year contract, while the average salary of all coaches in China was only 2 million dollars a year. Some media outlets have also attempted to revive Li Tie's "capital map" of his life, saying that he has a total of nine affiliated companies, holding six shares.
By the time you read this, you should understand why the men's soccer team can't improve and why you can't make it to this year's World Cup in Qatar. As it turns out, apart from the problems in youth training and soccer skills, there are also a lot of money temptations and interests intertwined. From the disclosure of the news about money in the past few days, it is enough to show that some people do not care about soccer, and even some people "fishing" the rhythm.
If, after investigation, some of the claims and clues revealed on the Internet in the past few days are true, then this is undoubtedly the most damaging aspect. For years, thousands of fans have been waiting for a brighter future for Chinese soccer, but in the eyes of some, it's clearly not as important as their own "money".
With the investigation of Li Tie, he became the first head coach of China's men's national soccer team to be investigated. Public opinion has been waiting to see if there are others involved. However, one point that should be made is that for Chinese soccer to develop well, rules and regulations must be established, really from the point of view of some norms and supervision, to prevent some people in the soccer circle only focus on their own to see the "money" and miss the future of Chinese soccer.
Strangely enough, we have made great strides in economic and athletic development over the past many years. Women's soccer girls need not be mentioned, but the men's team can't keep going up. Have we missed too many windows and opportunities, especially in the 20 years since the 2002 World Cup? Behind this, in addition to the problem of youth training, are there some similarities to the "Li Tie" people? I think it is time to have a good hand, check some people's "money".
Soccer is a pure and clean sport. In the soccer world, I have my own shady financial calculations, and I have my own different "appetites" for people who should not be able to eat their way out of the game.
