Affected by the epidemic, the Chinese Super League has been conducted in the past two seasons in a tournament system, which can be said to have lost many professional league attributes. In the 2020 season, the Chinese Super League, which started with the tournament system for the first time, actually had the miracle of winning only one game in the whole season and successfully relegating. In the 2021 season, although the Football Association filled this loophole, it was because the 2022 season of the Chinese Super League was expanded to 18 teams. Therefore, the 2022 season has cancelled the direct relegation quota. In other words, even if the Chinese Super League has a whole season, you may continue to stay in the Chinese Super League without winning.
However, dalian and Qingdao teams are also not contentious. Even so, in the end, in the "Super League Promotion and Relegation" play-off, both outs were relegated to the Middle League. As a result of the 2022 season of the Chinese Super League, there are 4 promoted polo teams. Moreover, as far as the current reinforcements of these 4 promoted teams are concerned, the new season is also expected to stage a shining moment in the Chinese Super League. In particular, the three towns in Wuhan have the meaning of running to the Chinese Super League championship.
After 2 seasons of adjustments, the 2022 season of the Chinese Super League is finally expected to return to normal. At present, the Chinese Football Association is not only actively pushing to the restoration of the home-and-away system, but also according to the Beiqing Daily, the relegation mechanism of the Chinese Super League in the new season will also return to normal. It is also expected to adjust the original 2 relegation places to 3 direct drop places. That is to say, there will be 3 teams in the Chinese Super League in the new season, and they will be relegated to the Chinese First Division at the end of the season.
3 direct relegation places, put in the past, are absolutely cruel for the Chinese Super League team. However, when the public welfare football theory appeared, relegation to the Chinese First Division may be a good self-help opportunity for some Chinese Super League teams. Take the Guangzhou team, Hebei team, and the old team Shanghai Shenhua team, which is rumored to play in the Chinese Super League in the all-China class, for example, at present, these teams have a high probability of failing the stock reform, and there is a very large economic pressure to stay in the Chinese Super League.
Today, the Chinese Super League has 3 relegation places, which is undoubtedly a good opportunity for teams that are difficult to support the cost of the Chinese Super League. These teams can compete in the Chinese Super League with an all-Chinese squad, and if they are "unfortunate" relegated at the end of the season, then they can first go to the Chinese First Division to seek a full few seasons. After the general environment has become better, the Football Association has changed, and the policy conducive to the professional league has come to power, it will not be beautiful to return to the Chinese Super League. Therefore, adding 1 relegation place in the Chinese Super League can avoid the dissolution of 1 team to some extent. However, the Chinese Super League has 3 relegation places, and the Chinese First Division will have 3 promotion places, which is undoubtedly a pressure for the Chinese League A team.
Fans who have followed the Chinese First Division should know that every season there will be news that some teams do not want to be promoted. Although such news has not been officially confirmed, it does exist. After all, the operating costs of the Chinese Super League are much higher than those of the Chinese First Division, and in the current environment, few teams really want to "swim in muddy waters" in the Chinese Super League. If you don't do well, you will be saddled with the notoriety of unpaid wages, and there is also the risk of direct dissolution. Therefore, the increase in relegation places in the Chinese Super League in the new season is good news for some Chinese Super League teams, and it is undoubtedly a pressure for some teams in the Chinese First Division