When the new season of the league will begin is still unknown. However, there is a consensus to restore home and away. In this way, the majority of fans can come to the scene to watch the game. However, for some fans, they may lose their home team.
According to reporter Miao Yuan, the Qingdao team has informed the players internally that it is likely that they will not be able to play in the new season. In addition, there are at least five clubs on the brink of danger, an environment in which many investors are close to being completely dead-hearted.
In the past two years, every time at this time, there are teams facing dissolution. This is due to the overall environment. Originally, everyone thought that Hebei would become the first team to disband. However, reporter Li Xuan revealed that the Hebei team should appear in next year's Chinese Super League. It can be seen that Qingdao has become the first team to disband so far.
Last season, Qingdao team was relegated from the Chinese Super League to the Chinese First Division as the penultimate first place. During this period, the news of unpaid wages was exposed. Some players have also changed their marriages. Judging from Miao Yuan's expression: Qingdao team's salary arrears are probably still unresolved. If the club doesn't exist, then the unpaid wages are not unpaid wages, but a dead debt. For players who eat youth meals, it is undoubtedly a major blow.
At the same time, if qingdao team can't play, next season's Chinese League A will also regret losing a big "grand situation": there will be three Qingdao teams, in addition to Qingdao team, there are Qingdao manatees and Qingdao Youth Island. Unexpectedly, as a football city, Qingdao, its own top team, could not be saved. Qingdao, or a football city? Or: old-school cities such as Qingdao and Dalian, do they still have a deep foundation in football? This is a question worth exploring.
Who will be the remaining five clubs? Judging from the current trend, the Chinese Super League teams should be able to pass the pass smoothly. The main focus is still in the middle A and the middle B. The road to Chinese football needs to be well reflected. What is the root of the problem? For the FA, did it give a clear answer? Youth training, this is the answer that everyone knows. Is it interesting to say it? Say it, is it solved? It can be seen that the problem is not only in youth training. Or rather, the root cause is not here at all.