As we all know, the Chinese Super League in recent years, many teams such as Suning and other teams have disintegrated, even if the championship can not escape this disaster. In recent years, the Chinese Super League has disbanded a large number of strong "gold master" team, even if not disbanded, such as the Guangzhou team also suffered a lot of difficulties. The fall of these teams has had a profound impact on the progress of Chinese soccer.
Recently, media personality Ran Xiongfei disclosed on social media that another former Chinese Super League (CSL) giant is facing a crisis of disintegration. Ran Xiongfei pointed out that the Shenzhen men's soccer team is caught in the whirlpool of dissolution, and he described the team as "brain dead". It is understood that the so-called "brain death" refers to the team as a vegetable, lack of vitality. Ran Xiongfei believes that the survival crisis of the Shenzhen men's soccer team mainly stems from several aspects. First of all, the team owner and the Football Association for violation of heavy fines.
In addition, due to the enterprise's own development problems, the gold owner who supported the team has completely withdrawn its capital, resulting in the Shenzhen men's soccer team has lost the foundation on which it relies for survival, and its development prospects are worrying. In fact, the Shenzhen men's soccer team has fallen into dissolution crisis in the last season, but in the official and big business support, barely maintained a year. However, this year, everything has been irretrievable. For the Shenzhen men's soccer team, the moment to say goodbye to the fans seems to be close at hand. Ran Xiongfei predicted that the team will be completely disbanded in the near future.
For now, it is embarrassing to see that the former Chinese Super League giants are no longer in the limelight, and I am afraid it will be difficult to last. In recent years, under the leadership of Chen Xuyuan, the Football Association has repeatedly claimed to be reforming the Chinese Super League, promising to lead Chinese soccer to a better future, claiming to let Chinese soccer soar. However, under his chaotic leadership, Chinese soccer has deteriorated and the atmosphere of the Chinese Super League teams has become increasingly foggy. The phenomenon of salary arrears and team disbandment is endless. If things go on like this, the Shenzhen men's soccer team may just be the tip of the iceberg, and other teams will not be able to escape the fate.
By then, the Chinese Super League will be hit hard, and the soil for the development of Chinese soccer talent will also deteriorate. In the face of this situation, the CFA needs to focus on how to stop the situation from deteriorating further. May the future of Chinese soccer get better and better.
