August 6, Wuhan Yangtze River Club back pay the news of arrears of wages spread, but whether the amount of back pay has touched the first 30% of the total amount of arrears of wages, but also need to wait for the authoritative certification of the Chinese Football Association.
Meanwhile, Wuhan Changjiang arrived at Meizhou Wuhua Football Town on the evening of August 5, and the news of back pay came almost simultaneously. However, whether the new recruits can be successfully registered and play during the transfer window is still subject to the outcome of the club's arbitration dispute, and the risk facing the Wuhan Changjiang team still exists.
It has been reported that if Wuhan Changjiang FC wants to keep its new recruits, including several foreigners, in the Chinese Super League, it must either handle the contract dispute properly or prompt the arbitrator to withdraw the lawsuit.
Although the club has announced that it will pay some of the outstanding wages, the final confirmation from the CFA is still needed as to whether the specific amount will meet the mandatory requirement of "at least 30% of the total amount of outstanding wages for the first period" as stipulated by the organizers of the tournament. If the contractual dispute in the arbitration case is not properly resolved, the new players brought in through the transfer window earlier this year may still not be able to play.
It is worth mentioning that the two teams in China A Zibo Cuju and China B Hunan Xiangtao had chosen to abandon the game due to similar problems. on August 5, the CFA confirmed that Zibo club has reached a consensus with the relevant personnel on the issue of arbitration disputes, the club's new recruits were able to restore the qualification.
