Recently, according to the news of the media person Qin Yun, the Chinese Football Association is currently studying the relevant matters of "returning the reinforcement adjustment fee" to the Chinese Super League clubs. People's Sports also posted on Weibo, the fans have been calling, the club's bitter wait, it seems to have finally ushered in a big ending.
The reinforcement adjustment fee is a policy previously issued by the Chinese Football Association, starting from the summer transfer window in 2017, according to the regulations, the Chinese Super League and the Chinese League A clubs, the introduction of foreign players during the registration transfer period, the single capital expenditure exceeds 45 million yuan, and the domestic players' single capital expenditure exceeds 20 million yuan, and the club will have to pay the reinforcement adjustment fee.
Affected by the epidemic and other aspects, the general environment of Chinese football in recent years has been much worse than before, the Golden Yuan era has become a thing of the past, the large-scale reinforcements of various clubs have disappeared, and it is already a "model club in the Chinese Super League" that can do without pay arrears.
It is reported that since September last year, a number of Chinese Super League clubs, including Guangzhou and Beijing Guoan, have applied to the Chinese Football Association for the return of the reinforcement adjustment fee. Since the Guangzhou team suffered a financial crisis for the club last year, including the head coach and a number of meritorious players, foreign aides and head coaches have been released from the team, which is also a microcosm of the Chinese Super League.
In the past two years, many Chinese Super League clubs have fallen into financial difficulties, investors are hoping that the Chinese Football Association can return the reinforcement adjustment fee collected that year to let the club tide over the difficulties, after all, the clubs handed in not a small amount that year, roughly calculated, the Guangzhou team probably paid nearly 200 million yuan. This amount is the capital that can keep the club running for 10 years for the guangzhou team today.
According to reports, "In late March this year, the relevant departments sent personnel to visit the Chinese Football Association on the issue of fee compliance, which promoted the Chinese Football Association to clean up some unreasonable and illegal charges in history." This includes the reinforcement adjustment fee, which has no legal basis and the Chinese Football Association cannot issue a bill. ”
If the final "refund" can be successful, it will be a huge good news for all Chinese Super League clubs.
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