Exploring the recent soccer scene, it seems that China's soccer landscape has not been ablaze with the approaching Chinese Super League (CSL) tournament. Under the regular rhythm, after the first month, the Chinese Super League teams should be active in the transfer market, ready for the new season. However, this year's situation seems unusually quiet. The only thing that has attracted attention is the movement of former naturalized player Eickson, who has arrived in China and is about to meet up with Chengdu Hibiscus City. Even when the transfer window reopened on the 20th, there were very few deals on the market, perhaps epitomizing the coldness of the Chinese soccer market. This is perhaps the epitome of the coldness of the Chinese soccer market. Especially in the context of the club's financial constraints, the team's zero salary phenomenon is even more thought-provoking.
The current situation of Chinese soccer, just like a broken mirror, reflecting countless problems. Li Tie's former coach is suspected of violating discipline and law, once the news was announced, public opinion has speculated whether the Football Association is hiding a hidden agenda, pointing the finger directly at Chen Xuyuan. However, Chen Xuyuan seems to be unconcerned about this, still devoted to the Bahrain AFC's replacement work, and the General Administration of Sport deputy director Du Zhaocai side by side, and even filed a lawsuit against the media Ran Xiongfei's allegations.
Now, the net is wide open and Chen Xuyuan has finally fallen. And at nightfall, 0 o'clock in the morning, a piece of news spread all over the soccer world - Chen Xuyuan seems to have made a miraculous achievement. In the face of "confession from leniency, resistance from strict" warning, he seems to provide key clues. All the signs point to a mysterious big fish, this fish is not small, if you can catch, Chinese soccer may be able to rebirth. Fans have been talking about this, here are a few of my views:
First of all, did CHEN Xuyuan really take the initiative to expose the problem and provide strong clues in the hope of leniency? I think this is highly probable. Chen Xuyuan has a lot of connections in the soccer circle and the Sports Bureau, so if he is willing to reveal all the problems, he can undoubtedly make a contribution. However, even so, he still collapsed under the strong pressure of the review team, which shows that he has fallen into the quagmire of serious disciplinary offences. Under the heavy pressure of the Review Group, he chose the path of the HKFA.
Secondly, according to media personality Ran Xiongfei, D, a senior official of the Football Association, was once again interviewed by the General Administration of Discipline Inspection Department and is feared to be taken away. Although we know who this D is, it is not convenient to disclose his name for privacy reasons. But is this senior official really the big fish? I don't think so necessarily. After all, he doesn't have enough power to catapult him to the chairmanship of the FA. And now, the $1.7 billion adjustment fee submitted by professional clubs has become a key clue. Even if Chen Xuyuan teamed up with D, he could not easily abuse or embezzle it, and there must be a bigger force or a higher level behind it.
Thirdly, before Chen Xuyuan's fall, Hu Guangyu, deputy director of the Politics and Law Department of the General Administration of Sport, was taken away for investigation, and after his fall, Wang Dengfeng, former director of the Department of Physical Education, Health and Arts Education of the Ministry of Education (who was once the vice-chairman of the Football Association), was taken away as well. So, who promoted D, the current senior official of the FA? Or, who is behind the silent support? Perhaps this person is the real mastermind behind the scene. This big fish is not small. If Chen Xuyuan can provide strong clues in this matter, then the credit goes to him. Of course, the revival of Chinese soccer is not a one-day effort, and there is still a long way to go. Only these people can lead Chinese soccer to a new chapter.
