Recently, the Chinese Football Association (CFA) announced a remarkable number of notices of completion of debt liquidation. It is reported that a total of 42 teams have successfully completed debt liquidation and regained their lives. These include 15 Chinese Super League, 11 Chinese First Division and 16 Chinese Second Division teams, who will be able to compete normally in the new season. However, there are still 16 teams, including 3 Chinese Super League, 7 Chinese First Division and 6 Chinese Second Division teams, who are deeply in debt. Although these teams still have a chance to turn around, time and financial constraints have dimmed their hopes of getting back on the map.
At the root of such a predicament, Chen Xuyuan played a key role. Why? Firstly, during his tenure as the man in charge, he suppressed gold dollar soccer and advocated public interest soccer; secondly, he strongly pushed for the neutralization of club names. The suppression of gold-dollar soccer has led to many teams having difficulties in bringing in foreign aid and limited development. The advocacy of neutralizing club names, on the other hand, discourages gold owners from investing in Chinese soccer, leading to a shortage of funds for teams. In this way, the development of Chinese soccer is in trouble.
The drawbacks of gold dollar soccer are obvious, and the neutralization of club names is a future trend, but the rush for quick success and instant benefits will only make the reality go against the ideal. If Chen Xuyuan could rationally look at the current situation of Chinese soccer, start from the basic problems and solve them gradually, Chinese soccer would not be in today's situation. Today's Chinese soccer is characterized by a sluggish league, problems and even nonsense. It can be said that Chen Xuyuan has pushed Chinese soccer into the abyss.
For Chinese fans, it is undoubtedly a huge blow to meet such a chairman of the soccer association. The development of Chinese soccer is full of hardships, but every fan would like to see the healthy development of Chinese soccer. Although we laugh and complain from time to time, the only thing we can do in the face of reality is to be endlessly disappointed.
I hope that this Chinese soccer anti-corruption sweep can be carried out thoroughly, no matter who is involved, should be severely punished! Only in this way, Chinese soccer can have a day to rise!
