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The core executives are in isolation in Hainan, but that hasn't prevented them from telecommuting.
Just for today.
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Announced regulations and guidelines for the 2022 season.
This will be analyzed in detail below.
1. Size of professional leagues:
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and the Central League remains at 18 teams.
Ans: Despite the fact that Guizhou's Central League was stripped of its qualification due to unpaid wages and Qingdao opted out in favor of youth training due to lack of funds, the
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Supplementing the North and Xinjiang into the Central League, thus keeping the size the same.
2. Elevation and de-escalation policy: 3 up, 3 down.
Parsing:
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The 16th, 17th, and 18th place finishers are relegated directly, and the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place finishers in the Central League are promoted directly. This allowed the much-criticized play-offs to be eliminated, with just one win a year to
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The weirdness of it was eliminated.
3. On transfers.
Two transfer windows are set for this year. The first window ends on April 29 and the second in August.
Domestic player transfers are not subject to quota restrictions.
Foreign player transfers.
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Cumulatively, no more than seven, and no more than four in Central League.
Ans: Since
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of salary restrictions, the overall environment is poor and there are too many domestic players in the market. Therefore, the move to relax the number of transfers should be an approach of last resort. As for the number of foreign aiders, there is practically no need to stipulate this as many teams are currently without foreign aiders.
4. Guidelines for registering and fielding players.
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and the Central League will have no more than 45 enrollees for the year.
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No more than 5 OFs will be enrolled and no more than 4 will be playing at the same time, and no more than 3 will be playing in the Central League and no more than 2 will be playing.
For U23 players, each team is required to ensure that at least one player is present, but a reduction policy exists.
For naturalized players, those who are related are enrolled as domestic players. In the case of unrelated players, a team may register only one player in accordance with domestic players.
Ans: In terms of numbers, it doesn't really matter, many teams now also struggle to put together a 35-man roster with their personnel, and even the 23-man roster before the tournament is watered down.
As for the much-maligned U23 player policy, it has improved this year. Due to the U23 national team's tournament commitments this year, many players called up by the national team required long training sessions. Therefore.
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Uniquely, as long as the U23 players are called up, then the team appearance is not restricted by this policy. In addition, if a player goes abroad to stay in the ocean, can also enjoy the policy favor, without the need to arrange U23 players to play, which is to encourage the team to send young players to stay in the ocean.
The naturalized player policy remains basically unchanged, as is. But this unchanged policy does seem a bit ridiculous, and it's strange that I'm allowed to become a naturalized player, with a Chinese ID card, and yet not be able to enjoy the policies of a Chinese person.
5. Suspension guidelines.
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and Central League players are suspended for one game for accumulating four yellow cards, and officials are suspended for one game for accumulating two yellow cards.
If someone is doubling as both a player and an official, the suspension is severe.
Ans: This suspension policy is considered to be in line with international standards and does not go out of the CFA's particular path. It deserves some praise.
6. Indicators of financial engagement.
Ans: Pointless.
This is the CFA's approach for the 2022 season. It's basically a strange path for the CFA with Chinese characteristics.
It can be said that the Chinese soccer professional league should have accumulated some experience or lessons after so many years.
However, looking at the approach of the CFA, it is really breathless. You neither align yourself with the world or other Asian professional leagues, nor refer to previous failures, but just spout nonsense.
So it is said that the ass determines the head. If the CFA doesn't change its mindset, then it will be really hard for Chinese soccer to go far in the professional league.
