The spotlight is on the important point of July 18, the deadline set by the CFA for teams to submit progress reports on salary settlements. Soccer journalist Jia Yanfeng disclosed that Dalian Ren Football Club had paid this year's players' salaries in full, but that these funds had come entirely from funds raised by the management, while the funds promised by Wanda Group were not yet available.
However, the Dalian People's Club is facing an even more difficult dilemma, as the issue of last year's unpaid salaries has not yet been resolved and many of the unpaid players have terminated their contracts with the club. These players have filed appeals for arbitration, but the results of the arbitration have been delayed.
Specifically, the amount of unpaid wages owed to Chinese players is staggering, and the amount of unpaid wages owed to foreign aid is even more enormous. Some of the Chinese players have appealed the case to the court, which has become the core problem faced by the Dalian People's Club. The original plan is that this part of the money will be borne by the Wanda Group, the club is currently actively negotiating with the Wanda Group, and strive to solve this thorny problem before July 31st.
