In recent times, the enthusiasm of local companies for soccer investment seems to be fading, mainly because they generally believe that soccer investment is not a profitable path. However, at the same time, international capitals have keenly captured the investment opportunities in this field, and have started to carefully lay out their plans several years ago. Today, these foreign institutions are gradually tasting the sweetness of investment, and its advantages are becoming more and more prominent. On the one hand, foreign organizations have abundant capital and strong financial strength; on the other hand, they have rich resources and are able to convene world-class stars to help build teams. In contrast, the Chinese Super League teams in this regard, it is difficult to look forward to. Huang Qiang pointed out that in the past, people have complained about foreign-invested teams. Chengdu Sheffield United of Sichuan Province is an example of foreign investment, but later ran into trouble. Since then, there has been a shift in attitude towards foreign investment, with a general denial. However, in the past few years, foreign investment was seldom mentioned in the era of gold-dollar soccer, and now the gold masters behind many Chinese Super League teams are unwilling to invest any more. In the face of such a situation, the FA should perhaps explore a new model. It was City Group that led Sichuan Jiuniu to glory in the Chinese League One, successfully locking up the title many rounds ahead of schedule.
