Recently, the authoritative media CIES Football Observatory Weekly Post counted the international transfer fee income and expenditure of leagues around the world since July 2017, and the result was that the golden dollar football was a resounding presentation: the Chinese league transfer fee had a net loss of 433 million euros (about 3 billion yuan) in 4 years, ranking third in the loss list and becoming the world's third largest loss league.
As can be seen from this form, the largest net loss is the English League, which loses more than 10 times that of China. The second is the Italian league, which also loses more than twice as much as China.
Behind us is the Russian league, which is a little less than us.
Of Europe's top five leagues, the only one that makes a profit on transfer fees is Ligue 1, which nets 690 million euros. The most profitable was the Portuguese league, which dominated with 1.147 billion euros, followed by the Brazilian league and the Dutch league.
As we all know, in world football, the leagues with the most premium output of players are these.
Looking back at our league, 2017 began when the storm of "Golden Dollar Football" blew the most, especially from the 2017 to 2019 season, which was the last madness of "Golden Dollar Football", after which the club's investment was gradually compressed.
This statistic is from the 2017-2021 season, that is, in these four seasons, the average net loss of the Chinese league per season is 110 million euros (about 750 million yuan).
Whether it is the Chinese Super League or the Chinese First League, the introduction of foreign aid by our team is definitely a super premium purchase, and the transfer fee of the players is much higher than the price, which is the main reason why our league net loss is the third highest in the world.
However, as the prosperity of "golden dollar football" fades, the clubs that used to be not bad at money have begun to shrink their clothes and food, and they are no longer spending lavishly, and the cost of foreign aid will probably drop from the top three in the world to the bottom of the world overnight.
According to the latest report of Tianjin Daily, the Hakka of Mameizhou, the Promotion of the Chinese Super League, has finalized 4 foreign aides, and the total transfer fee is only 100,000 euros, and the average transfer fee for each foreign aid is 25,000 euros, which is too cheap to be cheaper.
Winter is coming, will spring be far away? According to this level of consumption for the purchase of foreign aid, the day when the Chinese Super League will make a profit from the international transfer fee is just around the corner.