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At the beginning of the league's battle, the disciplinary committee wielded the red card and issued a number of fines. However, a unique business ticket made waves on social media - Zhejiang and Shenzhen were notified and criticized for pre and post match equipment violations in the first round. In accordance with the

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The equipment management rules, players are not allowed to wear equipment containing logos other than those of the official sponsors. From this point of view, it is clear that the Zhejiang and Shenzhen teams have violated the rules. But in the context of the economic downturn, is it possible to appropriately relax the rules to protect the interests of the club? Zhejiang team equipment violation incident triggered heated debate.

Zhejiang's first round of matches were characterized by frequent violations. Firstly, coaches and players wore training suits and polo shirts with advertisements printed on them during pre-match training and press conferences; secondly, player No. 3 wore sports shoes of unofficial sponsor brands to the team's boarding point when he left the field after the match. As a result, Zhejiang Football Club was subjected to

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The company was notified and criticized.

The surging news reporter learned from the Zhejiang club side, for the second situation mentioned in the circular criticism, Zhejiang team said it will learn a lesson. As a result of the return after many years

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, they have been negligent in this area and have asked the players to take care not to make the mistake again.

However, in response to the situation of wearing training clothes printed with advertisements to participate in pre-match training and press conferences, the Zhejiang team also made an explanation. They believe that the sponsors appearing on the training uniforms and polo shirts are the club's two shareholders - Zhejiang Energy and Greentown China, which is one way the club hopes to reflect the shareholders' rights. Moreover, these two shareholders have a close relationship with

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There is no competition between league sponsors.

Nonetheless, Zhejiang also said that according to

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Article 40, point 5 of the league's equipment management regulations stipulates that players' attire must not contain any relevant logos other than those of the official equipment suppliers. As a result, the club has applied a sticker to the area of the relevant kit where the sponsor's logo is printed.

The Shenzhen team also suffered

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The company was notified and criticized, but in contrast to the Zhejiang team, the Shenzhen team's violation was only wearing training clothes with advertisements printed on them during the official pre-match training.

According to the Surgeon General's report from

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The company understands that the equipment management rules have been in operation for many years and were approved by all clubs prior to the start of the season. Therefore, they should be strictly enforced by every club during the course of the new season. If clubs have better suggestions, they can also sit down and consult together.

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The company looks like it's as

The rules are the same, because of the controversy related to the course of the match between Dalian People and Guangzhou City, the outside world began to explore the need to abolish the

policy, but until now

The policy remains in place. Therefore, the most basic principle for teams is still to follow the rules.

Xu Yi, a media personality who has been covering the Zhejiang team for years, tweeted on Twitter

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The company was penalized. He believes that if a professional league does not have enough commercial value, it is difficult to sustain in a healthy way. The neutral name policy has already made sponsors lose the huge stage to show themselves, and outsiders even consider it a devastating blow to Chinese professional soccer.

If there are too many restrictions on the clubs, it will undoubtedly dampen the enthusiasm of investors and clubs, making it even more difficult for the professional league, which is already struggling, to develop healthily. If the regulation is too rigid, it will wipe out the vitality of the clubs and the league.

Standing in a relatively objective point of view, there are also insiders in the circle said in an interview with the surging news reporter, taking into account the actual economic situation of the clubs, in fact

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The company has lowered the penalties related to similar incidents this year. In the past, some clubs have been fined hundreds of thousands of dollars for violating equipment regulations, while this year, they were only notified and criticized.

"Even so, it is true that the club is now surviving in tougher conditions. If it finds a way to open up its own resources, then

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The company should still give the club as much room for business development as possible. Especially if this interest is not packaged and sold for real benefits for the time being."

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