Industry insiders revealed that in China's three-tier soccer league, the Chinese Super League, China A, China B of the many clubs, more than half in the financial chain suffered a bottleneck, more about 20% of the clubs caught in the edge of the survival of life and death. They are both short of funds and difficult to understand the mind of the players. What should I do in the face of such a predicament?
Numerous clubs are experiencing difficulties with the salary confirmation form, with as many as 20% of them actually at an impasse. Unable to fill the funding shortfall effectively, these clubs have had to confide in the FA, and in addition to submitting the available materials in the access declaration system, they have also applied for an extension of time. However, this has yielded little results and they are merely consoling themselves!
In a sports commentary, Huang Qiang said that as the deadline set by the Football Association for submitting information on access approaches, the outlook for many teams is not optimistic. Among them, about 20% of the teams are facing life-and-death decisions. They have failed to submit their access information on time and there is speculation that they intend to quit, while some teams are really struggling to complete their submissions. They have explained the situation to the FA and requested an extension. How long can this situation last, one month or two months? In reality, the FA has a much trickier job to regulate. They are in a dilemma, they don't want these teams to be unable to pass the admission, but they are also worried that it will affect the normal operation of the league next year. Are they not eager to solve this problem?
