According to the latest news from Beijing Youth Daily, the Jinjiang district will be unveiled in mid-November, and will welcome the attention of many teams. Among them, Shanghai's two strongest teams, Shenhua and Port Club, will be the first to move in, while defending champion Taishan and many other clubs are also planning to temporarily relocate here.
It is reported that Fujian Jinjiang Match Zone is expected to undertake the Chinese Super League (CSL) matches from the 26th round of the league. At the beginning of the month, the organizing committee of the Chinese Super League officially announced that Fujian Jinjiang is the second officially designated neutral zone after Haikou, and identified two stadiums in the zone as the venues for the matches. Due to the weather, the two Shanghai teams have decided to move their home stadiums to Jinjiang within this month.
The district has the capacity to accommodate four to five teams at the same time, so other clubs have also proposed to move their teams' winter home games to Jinjiang. For example, Taishan plan to schedule their last two home matches of the season (Round 33 against Meizhou Hakka and Round 34 against Beijing Guoan) here. Changchun Yatai team also has the same demand. As for the final adjustment plan, the organizers need to communicate deeply with the clubs and tournament districts to work out a thorough arrangement.
