Chen Hua, a sharp journalist, dropped a bombshell on social media today, blasting the Chinese Football Association for the need to urgently reform the Chinese Super League's foreign aid policy in order to adapt to the new format of the upcoming AFC Champions League.
Chen Hua wrote passionately on social media, "The liberalization of the foreign aid quota in the AFC Champions League is almost tailor-made for the Middle East league, and Chinese Super League teams may wish to step up their efforts in attracting reinforcements if they want to make a name for themselves on the global stage. At the same time, don't forget the policy trend of the Football Association, adjusting the foreign aid policy and connecting to the AFC Champions League is imperative."
After taking office, the new FA chairman Song Kai promised to create a professional league that would satisfy the public, benchmark against the Asian Football Confederation (AFC), and explore the foreign aid policy. However, media analysis pointed out that although the relaxation of foreign aid policy is a trend, but the implementation of the short-term may be difficult.
