Chinese Super League winds up again
After two years of settling down and adjusting
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The landscape is quietly changing. Former dominators are fading away, emerging forces are emerging, and this season's
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The race is getting more and more confusing.
In the battle for the title, Shandong Taishan lost Xu Xin, but the addition of Liao Lixiang quickly made up for the vacancy, and the overall strength was not damaged. The addition of Cressan has boosted the team's attacking power. In contrast, if Shanghai Harbor can ensure the return of Oscar, it will still be the biggest challenge for Shandong Taishan to defend its title. Although the team in the front, middle and back three lines have been strengthened, but the serious impact of the epidemic in Shanghai makes the team preparation time is insufficient, the physical condition of the players has become the focus of external concern.
In addition to the two giants of Shandong and Shanghai, Henan Songshan Longmen and Wuhan Sanzhen have become this season's
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The emerging power. With a complete lineup of foreigners and a powerful attack line, Henan Songshan Longmen is enough to chill any opponent. In the midfield and backfield, the team also introduced powerful players such as Zhong Yihao and Zhao Hongliu. Wuhan Sanzhen, on the other hand, has created a balanced team by introducing a number of internal and external reinforcements, but team bonding is still the biggest problem at present.
Relegation pressure mounts with rise of all Chinese classes
Compared to the title race, this season
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The relegation pressure has also increased significantly. With the expansion of teams to 18 and the number of relegation spots increased to three, the relegation situation became more and more tense. Guangzhou and Hebei have become the favorites for relegation by choosing to play with a full Chinese squad of mainly young players. However, Hebei's operation has improved recently and is expected to bring in foreign aid for relegation. Guangzhou, on the other hand, is facing the dilemma of not being able to get the reinforcement adjustment fee in place, and survival has become the top priority.
In fact, the teams facing operational difficulties are far more than just Hebei and Guangzhou. Guangzhou City, Shenzhen, Cangzhou and Chongqing Two Rivers Athletic are also facing tough challenges. It is still unknown who will have the last laugh this season. Despite the success of four Central League One teams in their bid to overtake the competition, the promoted teams are not listed as favorites for relegation.
In addition to Wuhan Sanzhen, Chengdu Rongcheng, Meizhou Hakka and Zhejiang also have the strength to compete for the title. Meizhou Hakka has brought in international players such as Yin Hongbo and Li Shuai, and has a clear home advantage. Chengdu Rongcheng has improved its midfield strength, but the attacking power of the front line still needs to be seen. Although the Zhejiang team did not move much in the transfer market, but with the foundation of youth training and foreign aid grinding, the strength should not be underestimated.
