Wave after wave, wave after wave! It has not yet been determined when the Chinese Super League will start, and the Chinese Football Association has received pressure from the AFC. In the new season of the Chinese Super League, the 18 admitted teams may face a new dilemma. At that time, whether these 18 Chinese Super League teams admitted by the Chinese Football Association can appear in the Chinese Super League in the new season, the Chinese Football Association may not count.
Beijing time on April 18, this afternoon around 15:00, the famous football commentator, Han Qiaosheng released a short video on the social platform. Han Qiaosheng said that the Chinese Football Association was found by the lawsuit. Foreign aid and foreign teachers who were owed wages found the AFC, and then the AFC directly urged the Chinese Football Association to solve the problem of wage arrears as soon as possible. And clearly inform: if these unpaid wages are not solved before the start of the new season. Then, the relevant club will not be allowed to register for the new season. In case of violation, the AFC will impose additional penalties.
Fans who pay attention to Chinese football know that some time ago, the Chinese Football Association just released the entry list of the Chinese Super League and other professional leagues in the new season. Although most teams in the Chinese Super League still have the problem of unpaid wages, the Chinese Football Association still issued "tickets" to all 18 teams in the Chinese Super League. In addition, a plan to resolve wage arrears was announced together with the eligibility for admission. As for the solution to the salary arrears, I believe that most fans have already understood, and I will not repeat it here. In general, even if the salary arrears are not paid before the start of the season, the club can still continue to play. As for how long you can play, it depends on the extent to which the salary arrears are resolved at the end of the season.
At that time, this solution to wage arrears also caused a lot of controversy in the domestic football circle. However, as far as the current situation of Chinese football is concerned, if you do not want to disband professional leagues such as the Chinese Super League, the plan of the Chinese Football Association is also the most preferred. Originally, in this environment, local players can only compromise, and the club also grits its teeth and insists that the Chinese Super League will not be unable to put together 18 teams in the new season. However, with the intervention of the AFC, now the trouble is coming again.
In other words, local players are forced to compromise, but foreign coaches are protected by the AFC and FIFA. Once the salary is owed, one lawsuit is allowed. Han Qiaosheng said: Now the AFC has also informed the Chinese Football Association of the current situation to solve the problem of unpaid wages (of course, as long as foreign aid and foreign coaches are solved), otherwise the relevant clubs cannot register in the new season.
In the face of such pressure, I don't know how the Chinese Football Association handles it. Will it take out the adjustment fee collected in the current year to help the relevant clubs get through the difficulties?