The Football Association officially issued a document to determine the implementation of the "up, 3 down, 3 down, 3" policy for the promotion and relegation of the Chinese Super League and the Chinese First Division in the new season. The Football Association recently announced a notice on the relevant policies of the 2022 professional league season, and the domestic transfer window of the Chinese Super League was closed on April 29.
The postponement of the closure of the Transfer Window of the Chinese Super League is difficult to save the record low of the Winter Transfer Market of the Chinese Super League, and the domestic aid transfer market is even more deserted than that of foreign aid. Only a few clubs with capital signed new signings are left without wage arrears, and most of the clubs that owe wages have basically given up introducing new foreign aid, and the maximum control of operating costs has become the mainstream. Romanian midfielder Stanqiu, signed for 4 million euros, will not surprisingly be this year's Chinese Super League winter window standard.
How many Chinese Super League clubs are still in normal operations? If 70% of the Chinese Super League is difficult to sustain, now the league expansion is a joke, the team can not survive, can keep the existing team is not bad, today's league is not as good as a year, the big foreign aid to go out of the national football team and did not enter the World Cup, the league is like cinderella without accompanying the dance.
This year is still the competition system, the current competition area has not been determined, affected by the epidemic, including Kunming City, Hangzhou City, Suzhou City and many other former candidate area cities have stated that they can not hold the Chinese Super League, it is reported that due to the urgent preparation time for the start of the league, there are not many candidates for the organizers to choose, and it can even be said that there is no more choice. In this case, the Preparatory Group of the Chinese Football Association and the China Football Federation contacted Rizhao City. Now it seems that the desire to restart the Chinese Super League in early May has been basically shattered.
Today, the Football Association also officially announced the entry list of the third-tier league, and the Xinjiang Tianshan Snow Leopard appeared in the entry list of the Chinese League A, which is the third time they have returned to the Chinese League A in 4 years. Xinjiang itself smiled bitterly, which can only be said to be the sadness of Chinese football.