Yesterday, the Chinese Football Association held the second meeting of the 11th General Assembly in Chengdu. Several ideas about the professional league next season in the meeting were mixed. I don't know, for the Chinese Super League or the entire Chinese professional football league is good or bad.
According to guangzhou daily, the football association has several ideas about the new season of professional leagues: "First, clubs should further strictly implement the salary limit policy, and the annual investment of the first-team team is limited to 300 million yuan; second, go all out to restore the home and away system, and decide whether to open fans by all localities; third, all players must re-sign work contracts with the new clubs after the completion of the stock reform; fourth, the professional clubs can reach the admission qualification as long as they have U17 and U19 echelons in the future. There is no need to be forced to bear the operational pressure of multiple age groups with their own echelons, and the youth below U17 are handed over to social forces, local football associations and campus football in stages and levels to solve. ”
First of all, the first idea of the Football Association is to emphasize that clubs must implement the previously introduced investment restriction policy in the new season, which is basically not happy or worried. The fourth idea is basically to find a step for yourself, and to say that it is better to fine-tune or supplement the previous policy. The advantage of this is that in the new season or in the next few seasons, the club will not withdraw because there is no echelon, thus making it difficult to assemble the team when the league starts. After all, the current situation makes it not easy for new financiers to enter.
Secondly, there are the two ideas that we talked about in the first paragraph. According to the Guangzhou Daily, next season the Football Association will go all out to restore the home-and-away system, which is too important for a professional league. Not only can it increase the income of the club, but also increase the influence of football in society, so that the professional league can return to a healthy development track. Leaving that aside, for football-loving fans, returning home means they have the opportunity to return to the stadium and cheer on their favorite team on the spot, which is the complete football sport.
Of course, whether it is possible to enter the market to cheer. The Football Association pushed this problem to the localities, and the specific situation was specifically operated, and finally it was up to the localities to decide whether to let the fans in. As a result, the pressure on the FA is much less. However, whether such a proposal can get local support also needs to be waited for.
After saying hi, we have to talk about worry. Fans who have watched the 2021 season of the Chinese Super League know that the excitement of the Chinese Super League games has dropped significantly this season, and some malicious fouls have begun to increase. What happened to all this was the escape of super foreign aid, which made the technical and tactical level of the Chinese Super League decline rapidly. However, Guangzhou Daily revealed that next season the Football Association is ready to let all players re-sign with the clubs after the completion of the stock reform.
Fans who have seen the FA's salary limit policy know that the FA's salary limit policy clearly states that those who have a contract with the club can continue to implement it. When the contract expires, the salary limit policy needs to be implemented. Today, all players are required to re-contract with the reformed club. There is no doubt that it is necessary to compress the salaries of all players to the salary limit of the Football Association at one time. In this way, those foreign aides who have contracts and can be regarded as big names will probably not do it. Because, as a result, they may lose more than half of their income.
As a result, foreign aid who is still holding a high salary may once again escape from the Chinese Super League. If you are not optimistic, it is not excluded that you will be sued to FIFA, after all, forced re-signing of contracts to reduce salaries is no different from breaking the contract. Therefore, next season's Chinese Super League is really mixed! If, in the end, all four of the FA's ideas are successfully implemented, then the Chinese Super League may be redefined.