The chaotic situation in Chinese football can be described as a wave of uneven waves. In a recent interview with the media, Shanghai Shenhua coach Wu Jingui confirmed that shenhua may participate in the Chinese Super League with an all-Chinese class in the new season, and the existing foreign aid does not rule out the possibility of all terminations. In fact, there are more than one Team that intends to play in the Chinese Super League, and the dismal situation of the Chinese Super League can also be seen.
Shanghai Shenhua team is not without foreign aid, Bassogo, Dunbia and other people still have contracts with Shenhua, theoretically belong to Shenhua players. But the problem is that due to Shenhua's poor financial situation, continuing to execute foreign aid contracts in the future is extremely financially stressful for the club, so termination may become the only option. In the second half of last season's league, Shenhua has been interested in allowing more young and local players to be trained in the Chinese Super League, although the effect is average, but in today's situation, the "All-China Class" may be the only option.
In addition to Shanghai Shenhua, Guangzhou and Hebei are also very likely to participate in the Chinese Super League with the all-Chinese class. The operating capital of the Guangzhou team in the new season is only 15 million yuan, these funds do not say to buy foreign aid, even maintaining a higher level of the all-Chinese class lineup is very difficult, so in the 2022 season, guangzhou team is not only the "all-Chinese class", but also will be the "youth army", the overall composition of the first-team team, it is estimated to be on par with the youth team. The advantage of this is that it can compress the cost as much as possible, and it is undoubtedly a devastating blow to the strength of the team.
Hebei's share reform is currently struggling, but the club is said to still want to stick to it. Under such circumstances, if Hebei insists on participating in this season's Chinese Super League, then it can only be faced with the all-Chinese class. In fact, in the past two years, Hebei has been able to maintain a foreign aid lineup, mainly by "making a relationship" with other teams in the Chinese Super League and relying on loan foreign aid to make up the number of people. But this year, other Chinese Super League teams have run out of "surplus food", and even if they are loaned foreign aid, Hebei has no spare money to share their salaries.
Therefore, if the problem continues to be alleviated, the new season will unprecedentedly appear in the situation of three Chinese Super League teams adopting the "All-China Class" at the same time. This is obviously not because the level of local players has matured, but a helpless move in the case of financial emergencies. This move will undoubtedly cause a further decline in the overall level of competition in the professional league, and for the future development of Chinese football, I don't know whether it is sad or happy.