In the face of the Chinese Football Association (CFA) leaders' ears, this report is like a thunderclap, ghosts and gods weeping blood, which forced the top management of the CFA to take swift action. The leadership of the Association clearly stated that it will work closely with the Ministry of Public Security to combat the illegal and criminal behavior of the soccer world, such as fake football, gambling and other illegal and criminal behavior. However, the investigation will reveal what kind of truth, undoubtedly become the suspense of the attention of all people.
The credibility of the Chinese Football Association (CFA) is at stake! Recalling the suspected match-fixing incident in the U15 final of the Guangdong Provincial Games, the CFA announced that it had sent an investigation team to Guangzhou, but to this day, half a month later, no conclusion has been announced. The CFA obviously does not have the power to solve the problem of match-fixing on its own, and in the face of all the disputes in the three tiers of the league, how effective can the CFA's investigation be?
This season's Central League is characterized by chaos and disparity of strength. Numerous teams are facing the plight of salary arrears, while teams that are not in arrears have seen their remuneration drastically reduced under the weight of the salary restriction policy. In such a background, the team appeared gambling, match-fixing behavior is not surprising, and there are even views that this situation is not ideal revenue, when the Chinese Super League may also encounter a similar situation.
With regard to match-fixing and betting, we must resolutely nip them in the bud. However, another phenomenon that cannot be overlooked is the existence of black whistles and official whistles. Are such behaviors also occurring in the third tier league? Looking back at the blackout storm in Chinese soccer ten years ago, it seems that Chinese soccer has once again fallen into the doldrums, and perhaps it is time to blow up another blackout storm.
