#Chinese Football # 21:30 pm! The first team to disband was born in 2022
If the wave of collective withdrawal of the Chinese football team in early 2020 only shattered the last illusions of Jinyuan football, then the national football team's defeat in the top 12 will completely destroy the tolerance and patience of most fans. Today's Chinese football is like mud. Only by cleaning up from the inside out, from top to bottom, can we hope to get Chinese football back on track. Before that, Chinese football will experience a long period of turmoil. Sure enough, just into 2022, a team announced its dissolution.
At 9:30 p.m. on the eleventh day of the first lunar month, tang Hui, a well-known media personality, exposed this major news, and the Chinese A team Jiangbeimen was decided to disband. According to Tang Hui, there is no arrears of wages in Jiangbeimen, the overall operation is relatively stable, and there seems to be no obvious financial crisis. As a result, fans were surprised by the dissolution of Jiangbeimen, but Tang Hui believed that it was normal for the team to disband now. If it continues, it's too weird. This sentence sounds unreasonable, but when you think about it, it is very much in line with reality. In today's Chinese football environment, playing soccer not only loses money, but also does not have any benefits. I am afraid that except for large state-owned enterprises such as Luneng and Shanggang, no one is willing to continue to invest.
Coincidentally, the day before jiangbeimen was disbanded, football daily reported that central football club would have a sharp salary cut, which made many local players feel like needles. In fact, after Tianhai and Liaozu announced their dissolution, which triggered turmoil in Chinese football, Chen Xuyuan immediately took countermeasures. The first is to issue a salary restriction order and resolutely eliminate the phenomenon of ultra-high annual wages that has prevailed in the past 10 years. It is understood that the maximum salary of CSL local players after the salary cut is 5 million yuan before tax, which is too big a gap with the annual salary of tens of millions in the past.
However, there are many loopholes in the FA's wage restriction policy. A significant number of Super League teams continue to pay high salaries to their players through additional subsidies and bonuses, especially among naturalized players and foreign aid. However, if the FA implements a second comprehensive salary cut, the implementation of the policy will be more in place. According to reports, the maximum annual salary of local players will be reduced to 3 million yuan before tax. If the tax is deducted, the player will receive less than $2 million. While players' salaries are still high compared to the vast majority of ordinary people, these people used to be childlike brothers living in dignity. The level of treatment suddenly drops significantly, and they certainly cannot adapt.
For the club, Chen Xuyuan's neutral name change policy has left the boss behind the scenes unprofitable, greatly reducing investment enthusiasm, and most teams are in danger of bankruptcy and dissolution. The reason football teams retain their players is nothing more than their strength or generous treatment. If the salary range narrows, the appeal of most teams will be further reduced. With the exception of seniors who have made enough money and just want to spend time retiring, many players may lose interest in playing football. One might say, are players just playing for money?
But this is the reality of Chinese football. In the past few years, foreign players have been willing to come to China. The fundamental reason is that there is more money. Local players themselves are not competitive in foreign leagues. Staying at home is not tiring, but they can get more money. Why not? The Football Association's first large-scale salary cut seems to be a foregone conclusion, so the dissolution of Jiangbeimen may just be the beginning of a new storm in Chinese football.
