Since Du Zhaocai and Chen Xuyuan took the helm of the Football Association, a change has taken place in the Chinese soccer world, where clubs can no longer make improper profits by making noise. Particularly in the qualification check before the season starts, any club with problems will be rejected harshly and may even be ordered to withdraw from the competition. Looking back, Dalian Renhe Shenzhen was forced to dissolve due to a financial crisis, and many teams are mired in persistent problems and have a worrying future. The FA has zero tolerance for indiscipline, and once the Jinan Xingzhou brawl is confirmed, those involved will be heavily penalized and may even be denied entry to the new season of the Chinese League of Nations.
No matter how complex the club's internal problems, the use of violence can only add fuel to the fire, will not help solve the problem. Currently, Chinese soccer is experiencing a low point, and the eyes of the nation's fans are focused. But once you do something dishonorable, criticism is inevitable, and may even lead to the end of career. Foreign aid and coaches can still choose to leave if they are dissatisfied, but for local coaches and players, once their emotions get out of control, it is equivalent to self-destruction. Therefore, we need to be careful when engaging in soccer and focus on improving our professionalism rather than venting our anger too often.
