The Chinese Super League has not yet started, and several teams are actively recruiting reinforcements to prepare for the new season of the Chinese Super League. However, more clubs are taking the approach of not bringing in reinforcements and are ready to use these players in the team to meet the Chinese Super League in the new season. Moreover, among the teams currently qualified for the Chinese Super League, there are many teams that have wage arrears, and even some teams have been sued by foreign aid to FIFA.
Recently, reporter Pei Li posted a dynamic on social media, revealing that FIFA punished the Qingdao team, the Shanghai Shenhua team, and the Beijing Beiti team, prohibiting these three from bringing reinforcements during the transfer period. It is reported that the three clubs violated FIFA's "international arbitral award" and did not act in accordance with FIFA regulations. To be precise, it is these three clubs that have a problem of wage arrears and have been sued by foreign aid to FIFA.
Moreover, what is more serious is that none of the three clubs has accepted the FIFA "ruling", and it is still the salary that should be owed. Therefore, FIFA can only prohibit teams from making reinforcements until the club solves the relevant salary arrears. However, fifa's ruling has little impact on these clubs. Qingdao has announced that they will quit the professional league and will not play, and Shanghai Shenhua and Beiti University have already introduced reinforcements before.
It is reported that the Football Association has given a "green light" to Shanghai Shenhua and Beiti university to ensure that these two teams can attract reinforcements. According to the previous news, at present, Shi Xiaotian, Li Songyi and other players have joined Shanghai Shenhua as new signings. Moreover, Shanghai Shenhua has also recalled a number of players like Liu Ruovan, Xu Yougang, Cong Zhen, Jin Yangyang, Zhou Junchen, Zhu Jianrong, Jiang Shenglong and many other players who were loaned out last season this season. The current squad has been able to ensure that Shanghai Shenhua competes in the Chinese Super League in the new season.
However, the Chinese Football Association does not recognize FIFA's decision, and the practice of privately "giving the green light" to Chinese Super League clubs is really unqualified and unreasonable. FIFA's ban on reinforcements is actually protecting the interests of players. However, on the side of the Football Association, it becomes to protect the interests of the club. Time and again, the "green light" has been given to the Unpaid Chinese Super League clubs, allowing these unpaid clubs to continue to compete in the Chinese Super League in the new season.
Just imagine, if Shanghai Shenhua continues to owe wages after the Football Association gives the "green light", and waits until the end of this season's Chinese Super League is still in a wide range of wage arrears, the Football Association will become the "target of all", after all, the Football Association allows Shanghai Shenhua to introduce reinforcements through the "temporary transfer channel", when the players have a salary arrears problem, it is difficult to find the Football Association to ask for an explanation. Because the FOOTBALL Association only manages that the team cannot be disbanded, and does not care about the problem of unpaid wages of players.
Of course, in today's environment where many clubs want to retire, the Football Association has no way back. According to a number of media reports, at present, the Football Association attaches great importance to the withdrawal of investors from Chinese Super League teams, and does not want any team to be disbanded again. Therefore, as long as the investor shouts the slogan of "disbanding the team", the Football Association will unconditionally compromise and meet any requirements of the club investors, whether reasonable or unreasonable.