Affected by multiple factors, in today's Chinese Super League, except for a few clubs with large state-owned enterprise backgrounds who have a relatively moist life, most of the other clubs are struggling.
At present, the most difficult economic situation is undoubtedly the Hebei team, and it is reported that due to the delay in the club's stock reform problem, the problem of salary arrears of the Hebei captain for more than a year has not been solved. In such a situation, the club can only survive with a broken arm and send most of the main players in the team away.
However, hebei did not make a single penny from several players who had recently left the team. According to a well-known domestic football reporter, Hebei's Wang Qiuming transferred to Tianjin Jinmen Tigers, and foreign aid Memisevic loaned Beijing Guoan, and the club did not charge a penny for the transfer fee.
That is to say, in addition to dumping the salaries of these 2 players for more than a year, Hebei has not been able to get any income from their transfer.
This is also a true portrayal of the current domestic player transfer market, according to statistics, until now the player transfer income of all teams in the Chinese Super League has been zero.
Due to the epidemic, when this season's Chinese Super League will open, there is still no clear conclusion. Even if it is rumored to open in May, it will certainly continue to follow the format of the tournament. This also means that there are no home and away games, so that clubs can not get tickets and advertising fees.
Losing these two main incomes, the club's entry is only the player's transfer fee, but from the above data, it is not difficult to find that the Chinese Super League clubs want to make a profit by selling players has almost become an impossible task.
In the current situation of such a slump in the Chinese Super League, it is quite good that there are clubs willing to bear the salaries of players, who is willing to spend money to buy players?
From this point of view, today's Chinese Super League has become a "public welfare league" as Chen Shuyuan, chairman of the Football Association, said in an interview with Bai Yansong last year.
And how much benefit can this "public welfare" form of league really bring to the development of Chinese football? The answer, of course, is no!
You know, the main body of a professional league is the club, how can the club continue to operate without income? Even if some companies are willing to invest, they will be discouraged by the "neutral name" policy.
The sluggishness of the club also means that the players do not get enough income, in such a situation, in addition to a few people who love football, how many players are willing to play in the professional league?
Without the club and the players of the club, the foundation of Chinese football will be completely destroyed, and then the level of Chinese football will not be the third class in Asia, but will become the last class in Asia.
Therefore, the "public welfare football" in Chen Shuyuan's mouth is a completely wrong concept for professional leagues. Of course, a large state-owned enterprise like SIPG will certainly not be distressed about the big investment in football, after all, this money is not their own. But today, how many state-owned enterprises are willing to do this kind of loss-making and profitable thing? For this problem, I don't know if Chen Shuyuan has considered it?
Judging from the current situation, under the leadership of the Football Association, the national football team has been defeated in the World Preliminary Round, and now the Chinese Super League is also a chicken feather. Chinese football is made like this, who should be responsible? I believe that everyone has a clear answer in their hearts...