Follow UEFA's example! Official: The AFC officially launched a three-level club league, with four teams from the Chinese Super League participating

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2024-05-16 12:46Posted on the official account of Live Bar in Hong Kong, China

Live broadcast on May 16th The 34th AFC Congress was held in Bangkok, Thailand today, and the AFC officially unveiled the reformed men's third-level club competition and the logo of the Women's AFC Champions League.

1-亚冠精英联赛（AFC Champions League Elite）

2-亚冠2级联赛（AFC Champions League 2）

3-亚足联挑战联赛（AFC Challenge League）

The 2023 Chinese Super League Champion (Shanghai Port) and the 2023 Chinese Football Association Cup Champion (Shanghai Shenhua) will receive 1 direct participation quota in the AFC Champions League Elite League, the 2023 Chinese Super League runner-up (Shandong Taishan) will receive 1 indirect participation quota in the AFC Champions League Elite League, and the 2023 Chinese Super League Third Runner-up (Zhejiang) will receive 1 direct participation quota in the AFC Champions League II League.

The winner of the AFC Elite Champions League will receive US$12 million, three times the current prize of US$4 million for the winner of the AFC Champions League in the 23/24 season, and US$6 million for the runners-up of the AFC Elite League, compared to US$2 million for the current AFC Champions League runners-up. In addition, the rewards for the winners of the AFC Champions League 2 and the Challenge Cup will also be increased across the board.

In women's football, the AFC announced the first new Women's AFC Champions League for the 24/25 season, with a total of 12 teams participating, and the Women's Super League champion Wuhan Chegujiang University participated.

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