Under the shadow of the investigation of Chairman Chen Xuyuan and former coach Li Tie, the storm clouds are rising again in the Chinese soccer world, and the drums of the new season of the Chinese Super League are already beating. The wheel of history rolls forward, whether in the past or in the future, time will eventually unveil all the veils. In this context, we are concerned about three new trends in the soccer world.
Taishan team diverted to Shanghai to prepare for the game
It was originally rumored that Shandong Taishan would go to Japan for training, however, they finally decided to adjust their schedule to Shanghai. According to media person Xu Kaihua, Taishan will start 10 to 12 days of intensive training in Shanghai from March 10, and plan to play several warm-up matches to test the results of the preparations.On April 1, Taishan will usher in a match with Zhejiang, and then prepare for the Super Cup against Wuhan Sanzhen. It is worth mentioning that defender Jadson has returned to the team to prepare for the new season.
Four greats help Beijing Guoan
Beijing Guoan, an evergreen in the Chinese Super League, went through a turnover of personnel in the offseason. The departures of Memisevic and Dabbro, and the stays of Kang Xiangyou and Adebenelo did not fulfill the expectations of Guoan's general manager Li Ming. During the offseason, he actively sought new foreign and local players. Now, three new players, Li Lei, Yang Liyu and De Souza, have joined the team, and Ademi is about to make his debut. Together with Fang Hao and Gao Tianyi who will be joining the team soon, Beijing Guoan has assembled the strongest lineup in the new season, aiming at the championship. Whether they can create brilliance in the new season is worth looking forward to.
Premier League season kicks off soon
According to Tianjin Daily, March 5 is the final deadline set by the Football Association (FA) for declaration of access to the third-tier professional league for the 2023 season. The access audit will be very strict and unqualified clubs will not be able to qualify. Hebei Football Club has given up its participation, and Guangzhou City FC is still striving for it despite the difficulties it faces. Shenzhen Football Club has little hope of qualifying due to lawsuits and disputes. However, the media revealed that the Chinese Super League is scheduled to kick off in mid-April, with the new season on the horizon.
