In the April 23rd chronology, Oriental Sports Daily disclosed a striking news: Guangzhou Football Club is actively seeking to recover the 200 million attraction adjustment fee previously paid from the Football Association, aiming to solve the problem of internal salary arrears. In response, renowned media personality Cong Shuo Ming spoke out on social media in support of Guangzhou's legitimate claim.
Cong Shuo Ming was outspoken on social media:
In my opinion, it is reasonable for the Guangzhou Football Club to request the FA to return the 200 million attraction adjustment fee! Common sense dictates that the FA would not have had the right to withhold the funds, especially considering the current economic plight of the Guangzhou Football Club, and the consequences of the salary issue if it continues to deteriorate. The club is merely trying to find a silver lining.
Since last year, the Guangzhou Football Club has been making a request to the Football Association to recover the money, but has not been able to do so. At the moment, it seems that the FA is not doing anything about it, and the time, place and manner of starting the new Chinese Super League season have not yet been announced. One can't help but wonder what the FA is actually busy with. Why does it always choose to ignore the reasonable requests of its clubs and take a superior stance?
