In a report by Beijing Youth Daily, reporter Xiao Blush disclosed an attention-grabbing piece of soccer news: a total of eight clubs regrettably failed to pass the preliminary examination of the new season's entry into the professional league, including two Super League teams originating from the north, four teams from the first division and two teams from the second division. With the new season approaching, a total of fifty clubs are eager to try, have submitted applications. As of the afternoon of the 26th, forty-two clubs had passed through the initial vetting process. However, there are still eight clubs (including two Chinese Super League, four Chinese First Division and two Chinese Second Division teams) urgently need to improve and submit their admission documents. Among these eight clubs, most of them have already started to improve and refine their admission documents. Based on the analysis of the current situation, it is expected that the number of clubs that will ultimately fail to pass the admission process will not exceed five. It is reported that the official access list will be released to the public within this week, when it will be revealed which clubs will be able to successfully step into the new professional league season.
