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Football News: The investment ceiling has been reduced to 300 million, reducing the pressure on the stock reform of Chinese Super League clubs that owe wages

Football News: The investment ceiling has been reduced to 300 million, reducing the pressure on the stock reform of Chinese Super League clubs that owe wages

Live Bar February 13, 2012 In response to the upcoming 2022 version of the "Financial Agreed Indicators of Chinese Super League Clubs", Football News published an article commenting on the positive impact of this policy on the clubs of the Chinese Super League.

The upcoming new version of the salary restriction order, the salary of Chinese players has been further reduced, 5 million yuan before tax to 3 million yuan before tax, and the salary of foreign aid has been further reduced from 3 million euros before tax to 2 million euros before tax. Third-party contracts with economic value should continue to exist, but the enforcement standards and audit criteria will certainly be more stringent.

"Football News" believes that salary limits are imperative, but can salary limits fundamentally solve the problems of clubs? Obviously, it is impossible to do it once and for all. In reality, further salary caps may be a way to throttle back, but Chinese football clearly needs more than just throttling, but also open source. For example, once the home and away games are restored, or the home and away games cannot be restored, what should business development do? Whether it can give clubs more independent business development and management rights, and provide more space for clubs to create economic value by virtue of their own geographical strength.

In addition, in this year's new regulations, the investment ceiling of Chinese Super League clubs has increased from the previous 600 million yuan to 300 million yuan. Football News believes that for the major clubs in the arrears of wages, this limit can make them breathe a sigh of relief, but also allow state-owned enterprise investors waiting for the stock reform to enter the investment pressure.

(Nanling Weeping and Crying)

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