On August 30, FIFA unveiled its annual report on the global transfer market from 2011 to 2020. On the Asian soccer map, the
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League and West Asian clubs, which together make up the top 20 Asian transfer investment lists of the last decade. And in that list
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The clubs are undoubtedly the absolute kings. 11 clubs are on the list, with 8 of the top 10 and even taking the top 4 spots. The influx of soccer superstars into China has made
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The league has been hailed as the "sixth largest league in the world" for the past decade. However, it seems that this dream should come to an end.
Of the clubs that have invested in reinforcements this decade, 11 of the top 20 in Asia are
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teams, four from Saudi Arabia, two from Qatar, and three from the UAE. Further analyzing, these 11 on the list
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Eight of the clubs are in the top 10, and the top four on the list are all
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The clubs, respectively, are Guangzhou, Shanghai Harbor, Jiangsu Suning and Shandong Taishan. Beijing Guoan are 7th, Dalian Ren 8th, Shanghai Shenhua 9th and Tianjin Tianhai 10th.Hebei are 12th, Tianjin Jinmen Tigers 17th and Guangzhou City 19th.Despite the economic strength of Qatar, the UAE and Saudi Arabia, over the last decade the
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The team completely overwhelmed the West Asian teams in terms of Asian soccer clubs.
All 11 clubs have brought in players who have made a name for themselves in world football over the past decade. Guangzhou have brought in Paulinho, Robinho and Diamanti; Harbour have had Hulk, Arnautovic, and Oscar, who is still in the squad; Suning have brought in Teixeira and Ramirez; Taishan have had Italian international Pelé in addition to current player Fellaini; Guiaoan have had Augusto and Bieira; Dalianers have brought in Carrasco and Long Dong; Shenhua have brought in Drogba and Carlos Tevez; Tianjin Tianhai had brought in Witsel and Pato; Hebei had the Argentine duo of Mascherano and Lavezzi; Zimmen Tigers had brought in Mikel and Wagner; Guangzhou City had brought in Moussa Dembele, and the king of scorers, Xavi, had also made a mark for the team.
It's the addition of these international stars that makes the
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The league was once known as the "world's sixth largest league". In addition to player transfer fees, the rights to the league have also risen. 2015.
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The league's rights from 2016 to 2020 were sold for a whopping $8 billion. Meanwhile.
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The league has also begun to be broadcast live in traditional soccer countries such as the United Kingdom and Brazil. Jinmen Tigers foreign aid player Magno said in an interview that he could see in Brazil the
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League and have followed old teammates like Augusto.
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The league's glory in the past decade was built up with huge sums of money. However, with the end of the golden dollar soccer era, no one mentions the title of "the world's sixth largest league" anymore. Guangzhou, once a juggernaut, has gone all Chinese, and the club's owner, Evergrande Group, has started to sell off its yet-to-be-built professional soccer stadiums in order to ride out the economic crisis. Former powerhouses such as Jiangsu Suning and Tianjin Tianhai have disappeared, while the Jinmen Tigers are making a fresh start after a series of crises and twists and turns. The Hebei team, from coaches to players, is still struggling to survive.
More generally, those who had come to
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The ballplayers, one by one, have been leaving. In the
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In the context of the salary limit, no ballplayer is any longer willing to work with the
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Club signings. Players like Paulinho and Augusto, who have been affected by the epidemic, have also signed with
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Team Unwind. The Post-Golden Era
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The "giants" and "oligarchs" are disappearing, and the "entry of state-owned capital" and "equity reform" have become Hot topics. At present, Shandong Taishan and Henan Songshan Longmen has become the forerunner, the two teams of the local culture and tourism group to take over the club, become the
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The sign of the club's hybridization. Next, Guangzhou, harbor team and Shenhua team and other "giants" will also be reformed.
Among them, Shenhua Club is currently a larger reform action. In August last year, the Ministry of Housing and Construction, the central bank called a meeting of real estate enterprises put forward "three red lines" - excluding advance receipts gearing ratio shall not be greater than 70%, the net debt ratio shall not be greater than 100%, cash short-term debt ratio shall not be less than 1 times. According to the number of red line, real estate enterprises are divided into green, yellow, orange, red 4 grade. One year later, after many real estate companies implemented a series of leverage reduction measures, the
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Fans unexpectedly found that if you look at the "top 50 listed real estate enterprises 'three red lines' list" backwards, you can see a large number of familiar corporate names. This also includes Shenhua Club's investor Greenland Group.
Screenshot from the public website "GlobeNewswire Property Market".
favorable conditions
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Ball "real estate market" to the end of the moment, only input not output soccer club, become the burden of a number of real estate investors. The current news is that Greenland Group has begun to contact the state-owned investment and management holding company Jiuzhi Group. Sources say that Jiuzhi Group may acquire Shenhua Club's training base Kangqiao base, which is also regarded as a signal of Jiuzhi Group's investment in Shenhua Club. As a matter of fact, as early as in 2000, Jiuzhi Group, together with six other state-owned enterprises, jointly financed the takeover of Shenhua. However, the club has changed hands many times since then, until Greenland Group took over Shenhua in 2014.
Shenhua Club Chairman Wu Xiaohui
Shanghai Shenhua club chairman Wu Xiaohui said in an interview with Xinhua News Agency, Shenhua club de facto controller Greenland Group since the 1990s began to carry out mixed ownership reform, Shenhua embraced the reform of equity diversification, and is willing to be the first to try. At present, it seems that
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The club's shareholding reforms, while allowing
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Farewell to the title of "the world's sixth largest league", but the relative social responsibility of state-owned enterprises, operational stability, more state-owned enterprises to participate in the club equity diversification reform, the stable development of the professional league, should be more beneficial than harmful.
