Because a large number of clubs in the Chinese third-tier league have the problem of unpaid wages, not long ago the Chinese Football Association also made corresponding regulations, the "three-step" strategy is a good solution for the currently troubled teams, but just yesterday there was news that the AFC has urged the Chinese Football Association to solve the problem of team arrears as soon as possible, and basically vetoed the Chinese Football Association's progressive solution, it is likely that the problem of wage arrears will be torn down again.
Yesterday afternoon, the famous football commentator Han Qiaosheng posted a video on his personal social platform, talking about the current AFC requirements for the Chinese Football Association, in which he said: "The football association's expansion of the army has not been completed, and the lawsuit has come to the door. Due to the reasons for the non-payment of wages, the foreign aid and foreign teachers protected by the AFC have been sued one by one. The AFC urged the Chinese Football Association to resolve the issue of unpaid wages as soon as possible, and made it clear that if the lawsuits of the unpaid wagers were not resolved before the start of the season, the relevant teams could not register in the new season. If there is a violation, the AFC will impose additional penalties, which is equivalent to the provision that the Football Association has previously issued that unpaid wages can be allowed to enter, which will be invalidated. ”
However, according to reports, the problem of wage arrears that the AFC is currently urging to solve is mainly the current winning arbitration case submitted to FIFA by foreign teachers and foreign aid, while the problem of wage arrears of domestic players is not in the content of the AFC's urging to be resolved. Therefore, according to the current state, if you want to qualify for admission in the new season, league teams at all levels must reach a consensus with foreign teachers and foreign aides who are owed wages before the new season, and report the results to the Chinese Football Association. This kind of requirement to only solve the problem of foreign aid and foreign teachers without regulating the problem of domestic players' salary arrears is indeed relatively rare, and may also be a compromise for the difficulties of the Chinese football league, but this differential treatment is still unsatisfactory.
For the teams preparing for the Chinese Super League, teams that still have salary disputes with foreign aid may have to be careful about the AFC's interference in the qualification for the new season. According to the analysis of the current situation, the AFC actually does not want to directly veto the idea of the Chinese Football Association to solve the wage arrears plan, but for foreign aid and foreign teachers the problem of wage arrears must be solved before the new season, perhaps in the AFC's view, wage arrears are always wrong, there is no excuse, just because of the current plight of Chinese football and the AFC can only "turn a blind eye", and for the Chinese Football Association, in the face of the widespread problem of wage arrears, we must re-examine, communicate with the club in time, on the current foreign teachers, The issue of unpaid wages for foreign aid is reached as soon as possible, otherwise the Chinese Super League, which has not yet had time to expand, may face the situation that some teams will lose their qualifications, which will certainly be difficult for everyone to accept.