Recently, the soccer circle has been in turmoil, many well-known players suspected of gambling arrested, including such international stars as Jin Jingdao, this chain of events also highlights the soccer anti-corruption firm determination. However, according to a number of journalists, the arrests of Jin Jingdao and Qin Sheng were not related to Li Tie's case.
Has the Li Tie case, which lasted for four months, come to an end after the arrest of Chen Xuyuan? The latest report by journalist Miao Yuan reveals that the three people involved in the case are former players, current players and a Central Plains player who are being investigated for alleged match-fixing in the 4-4 draw between Wuhan Zal and Shenzhen in the 2019 season, and that the coach of Wuhan Zal at the time was none other than Li Tie, who has been arrested.
It was previously rumored that Li Tie suffered a betrayal when his wife Long Fei absconded with the money, which even led him to go on a hunger strike and beg for death. Now, Li Tie's case is making waves again, which may mean that he has let go of his knot and started to face the reality. After all, as the main culprit, Li Tie needs to personally confirm the many doubts.
It is worth mentioning that soccer newspaper reporter Li Xuan had revealed that Chen Xuyuan's son failed to escape and was eventually arrested. Li Xuan recently responded to the matter again, pointing out that Chen Xuyuan's son was arrested on suspicion of contractual corruption, and the task force is conducting an in-depth investigation.
As we all know, Chen Xuyuan was the chairman of Shanghai Hong Kong Football Club, and with his brilliant record of leading the team to win the Chinese Super League title, he became a leading figure in Chinese soccer. But behind his rise is a huge amount of capital investment. It is reported that Chen Xuyuan invested as much as 12 billion yuan in Hong Kong to win the championship.
However, after becoming the chairman of the Football Association, Chen Xuyuan was critical of the policy of "Golden Dollar Football" and advocated public welfare soccer, as well as restricting the salaries of Chinese Super League teams and controlling expenses. However, his son was arrested on suspicion of corruption in contracting, revealing that many people are still reaping the benefits of gold-dollar soccer.
The arrest of Chen Xuyuan and his son, and Li Tie's family changes, all seem to confirm the saying that "you can't enter a family without being a family member". Here, I also hope that the task force will be impartial and bring all the black sheep in the soccer industry to justice, so as to return a clear sky to Chinese soccer. What do you think? Leave your thoughts in the comments section!
