March 8, today, compared with the former glittering Chinese Super League, the phenomenon of unpaid wages has become commonplace in the Chinese Super League clubs. According to relevant reports, there are few clubs in the Chinese Super League that do not owe wages, only three. Recently, a Chinese Super League player revealed in an interview that the question he is most often asked is the salary payment situation.
In an interview with Oriental Sports Daily, the player lamented: "This time last year, playing soccer was still an enviable career, and once people learned that you were playing in the Chinese Super League, the first thing that came to mind was a high salary, as if everyone was a million, ten million or even billionaire. However, in this past year, when people get together, the most common topic of conversation is 'have you paid your salaries?'
After the national soccer team's defeat against Vietnam, the player's friends asked him, "What's wrong with Chinese Super League soccer? How come even the Vietnamese team can beat us?" He was silent for a long time and then said, "I'm actually not sure of the answer."
