Yuan Ye analysis: Wuhan Zall and its industrialist boss Yan Zhi decisive dissolution of the decision, I am deeply convinced of the deep meaning behind it. Zall Group's investment in soccer is by no means an impulse. Up to 11 years of perseverance, invested funds of more than 3 billion, its contribution to Wuhan soccer is self-evident. The letter of thanks from the Municipal Sports Bureau is the best proof.
However, I firmly believe that Zall's divestment is not due to a broken financial chain. The current soccer environment is at a low point, but it doesn't seem to have hit bottom. Maintaining the first division only requires an investment of 20 million dollars per year, but Zhuoer is determined to choose to withdraw, what is the reason for this?
Behind this is a deeper reflection on the maintenance of China's soccer environment.
Ji Yuyang explained: On the eve of the Spring Festival, Wuhan Changjiang Club announced its dissolution, which was handled in a different way than before. The announcement promises that the wages and social security of the coaching staff and players will be settled in full, while the handling of the coaches and some players will be carried out in accordance with the law.
As a relegated team from last season's Super League, does Cheung Kong's dissolution portend the same fate for other un-relegated Super League teams? This question mark hangs in the air, and it's a thought-provoking one.
