According to the Beijing Youth Daily, the Chinese Football Association has no intention of bidding for the AFC Champions League in the new season, so teams with AFC Champions League tasks need to make trade-offs.
Beijing Youth Daily said: "The group stage of the east Asian region of the new season of the AFC Champions League will be held in a centralized format from April 15 to May 1. So far, the Chinese Football Association has no intention of bidding for this event. This means that if the four Chinese Super League clubs of Taishan, Haigang, Guangzhou and Yatai can all be among the AFC Champions League, then in the case of the Start of the Chinese Super League in late April, they must make a trade-off between the league and the AFC Champions League, after all, once the clubs go abroad to participate in the AFC Champions League, they will not only play 6 high-intensity matches in a half month abroad, but also face a "14+7" isolation period after returning home. This is really impossible to wait for the Chinese Super League. ”
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