The new season of the neighboring Japan and South Korea league has already started, but the opening of our Chinese Super League has been wavering, and even the transfer winter window has been repeatedly postponed. Here we go again! According to Zhu Yi, the administrator of the German transfer, the Football Association has once again postponed the transfer window, which is the third time this year.
Zhu Yi said on his personal social platform that the Chinese men's professional football transfer window, which originally began tomorrow (March 14), was postponed again, and may be postponed until March 20. This is the third time this transfer window has delayed opening hours (the first two were from 1.17 to 2.14 and from 2.14 to 3.14).
The first two extensions were almost all delayed by a month, from January to March, and now there is no specific delay to date. Zhu Yi believes that this delay may be the implementation of ensuring the access of clubs.
According to the regulations, only after the completion of the admission, the club can go through the registration procedures for this season, and can start the transfer procedures and register the players.
Due to the current phenomenon of wage arrears in many teams in the Chinese Super League, China League A and Chinese Second Division, according to the access standard, teams with unpaid wages cannot obtain access qualifications. On the one hand, it is possible that the Football Association is studying countermeasures to relax the standards; on the other hand, it is also waiting for the relevant clubs to solve the salary arrears as soon as possible.
There are many problems for the club, and the Football Association is also busy, not only to deal with the problem of players being owed wages, but also to consider the epidemic situation and how to arrange the league schedule for the new season.
Looking at Japan and South Korea, people's national teams will enter the World Cup all the way through the barriers, and the league seems to be step by step without any impact. On the other hand, sacrificing the league to gamble on the World Cup did not end up with a benefit, but made the league worse. This is really a bamboo basket to hit the water empty.
In the past, the team's salary arrears could rely on a "salary confirmation form" to fool through, and now this trick may not work. Because in the past, unpaid wages were the business of individual clubs, and now most of them are. I don't know what the FA should do, whether to revise the access criteria, or to continue to turn a blind eye?
The delay in the transfer window may cause some trouble to the three Chinese Super League teams participating in the AFC Champions League, and they may have to skip some formalities to complete the initial registration.
The postponement of the winter window is very unfavorable for some veterans who are already free and are looking for a home. Because over time, more and more players will be pushed into the job market, the pressure to compete is greater and the challenge is greater.
There are many monks and porridge, and it is very likely that when the transfer window closes, many veterans will be forced to retire, and some people may bend to the second division or even the amateur league, which is predictable. This will be an inflection point in the development of our professional league.