Chinese football has been like a day for twenty years, and a day is not as good as a day, why is it? Some people say that because Chinese football youth training is not good, some people say that Jinyuan football has ruined the professional league. So, why can't the youth training of Chinese football work? The big teams in Europe's top 5 leagues are all engaged in gold dollar football, why haven't they ruined the professional league? In the final analysis, Chinese football does not work because the roots are broken, which is the inevitable result of the inaction of the Chinese Football Association.
Far from it, let's talk about the new access policy launched by the Chinese Football Association some time ago on professional leagues such as the Chinese Super League and the Chinese First Division. Fans who follow Chinese football know that since last season, there have been large-scale wage arrears in professional leagues such as the Chinese Super League. As for why there is a large-scale wage arrears, some people say that it is affected by the epidemic, some people say that the real estate downturn, and some people say that the neutral name policy of the Chinese Football Association has forced investors away. In any case, in short, investors are not willing to swim in the muddy waters of football. However, Chinese football still has to continue, so the Chinese Football Association needs to solve the problem of team access.
According to the previous regulations of the Chinese Football Association, teams with unpaid salaries cannot qualify for league admission. Previously, there were Chinese Super League teams that were disbanded by the Chinese Football Association for this reason. Nowadays, more than half of the teams in the Chinese Super League have unpaid wages, and if all the Chinese football professional leagues are dissolved, they may collapse. Therefore, the Chinese Football Association has set up a new "drama stage", and wage arrears can also be accessed (the details for solving wage arrears will not be discussed in detail).
Since clubs can also be admitted to unpaid wages, players who are owed wages cannot obtain free status (local players) through arbitration, otherwise it is contrary to the access policy. However, this "stage" was only set up for a few days, but the Chinese Football Association began to carry out partial "demolition".
According to the latest report of Football News, the Arbitration Commission of the Chinese Football Association is speeding up the resolution of disputes between a number of international football players, including Jiang Guangtai, Gao Zhunyi, He Chao, Qi Yuxi and Dai Weijun. That is to say, on the one hand, the Chinese Football Association allows clubs to enter the unpaid wages, and on the other hand, it wants to help these players regain their freedom. In doing so, didn't the Chinese Football Association hit its right cheek with its left hand and its right hand on its left cheek? Just formulated the policy, turn around and play not to recognize the account? Under the leadership of such a football association, can Chinese football be good for youth training?
Jumping out of the "stage demolition", I would like to ask why the Chinese Football Association wants to speed up the resolution of the dispute between these players. We do not have any evidence on this point and it is difficult to draw conclusions. What I want to say is if the Chinese Football Association really does this in the end. So, let's wait for these players to get free and which team they will join. Let's take a look at which team has such a big face that the Chinese Football Association can "demolish" the stage it has just set up.