What is not well known is that the Chinese Super League in recent years, many powerful teams such as Suning have been disbanded, even if the winner of the championship is also difficult to survive. It must be recognized that the Chinese Super League has recently disbanded a number of strong "giants", even if not yet disbanded, such as the Guangzhou team has gone through a lot of trials and tribulations. The collapse of these giants has had a profound impact on the progress of Chinese soccer.
Recently, media personality Ran Xiongfei disclosed on social media that another former Chinese Super League (CSL) giant is facing dissolution. Ran Xiongfei revealed that the Shenzhen men's soccer team is currently facing a crisis of dissolution, which he compared to the team being "brain dead". According to Ran Xiongfei, the team "brain death" means that the team is like a vegetable, lack of action. Dissolution of the countdown has quietly started. Ran Xiongfei believes that the Shenzhen men's soccer team is difficult to maintain the main reasons are as follows: first of all, the owner and the Association's severe punishment.
In addition, due to their own business problems, the financial backers behind them have completely withdrawn their capital, the Shenzhen men's soccer team has lost the pillars on which it relies for its survival, and its development prospects are worrying. Therefore, in fact, the Shenzhen men's soccer team has been in a deep crisis of dissolution last season, but with the support of the officials and a big enterprise, they barely lasted one year. However, this year, everything has become hopeless. For the Shenzhen men's soccer team, they may have to say goodbye to their fans. Ran Xiongfei predicted that the team will be completely disbanded in the near future.
Current news suggests that the former Chinese Super League giants are no longer in the limelight and are not expected to last long. In recent years, the Football Association, under the former leadership of Chen Xuyuan, has been claiming to reform the Chinese Super League and to lead Chinese soccer into a better future, promising to make Chinese soccer take off. However, under his chaotic leadership, Chinese soccer has increasingly declined and the breath of the Chinese Super League teams has become hazy. Salary arrears and dissolutions are frequent. Following this trend, the Shenzhen men's soccer team may be just the tip of the iceberg, and other teams may fall like dominoes.
By then, the Chinese Super League may suffer a heavy blow, and the soil for Chinese soccer to cultivate talents will deteriorate even more. In the face of this status quo, the CFA undoubtedly needs to think about how to avoid further deterioration. May we see a better tomorrow for Chinese soccer.
