As we all know, the soccer sector in China has achieved remarkable results in the fight against corruption and the forces of evil. Recently, the investigating authorities have launched a synchronized nationwide network of investigations, and numerous Chinese Super League players have been taken away one after another to assist in the investigation. Although officials have remained silent on specific cases, according to the media, most of these players are suspected of being involved in match-fixing or gambling.
According to the disclosure of Miao Yuan, a senior media person, how do the players carry out the match-fixing operation? How was the whole process divided? The details of the match-fixing operation have also surfaced one by one. They usually first determine the score of a game, the key is to communicate with the goalkeeper and center back, and then these so-called "ball head" play the role of intermediary, direct contact with the bankers, and then persuade teammates to cooperate.
In addition, media personality He Xiaolong revealed that the player under investigation, surnamed Jin, was an international player known for his "ball head" status in the Chinese Super League. After determining the fake score, he would contact goalkeepers and defenders to achieve the desired score.
With the successive revelations from media sources, it seems that the Chinese Super League match-fixing case is close to coming to light. Of course, the specific details of the case still need to wait for the investigation department to finally announce. However, given that these media people have a keen sense of news, there are signs that the truth is not far from the truth.
This anti-corruption and anti-triad action, with the preliminary investigation mainly targeting officials of the Football Association and related teams, has now spread to the Chinese Super League clubs. Is the fake football gambling behavior of these players the work of individuals, or are clubs involved? All this is yet to be revealed.
Judging from the current situation, the new season of the Chinese Super League will inevitably be affected. Will the number of Super League teams still be reduced? This possibility still exists. If the match-fixing problem is serious, the relevant authorities may even suspend the professional league in the new season and restart it after the rectification is completed.
