Why can't Chinese football work? This is a very worthy of deep consideration, first of all, unprofessionalism has created various problems, such as the adjustment fee stipulated by the Football Association, and there has been such a serious double standard behavior.
Before many media broke the news, Shanghai Harbor former foreign aid Arnautovic (who has left the team) has not yet paid the reinforcement adjustment fee stipulated by the Football Association, which makes many fans feel unfair, plus the president of the Football Association, Chen Shuyuan, is the head of shanghai seaport, which has caused dissatisfaction among many fans.
It is reported that the Shanghai Harbour Club is very much aware of the rules and regulations of the Football Association, because the Football Association cannot invoice the reinforcement adjustment fee, so SIPG cannot pay this fee, so it can only record this money in the financial statements as "important other payables with an age of more than 1 year".
The reason for not paying the reinforcement adjustment fee in Shanghai Seaport seems to be very formal, but in fact it is very outrageous + absurd. The FA's inability to invoice the reinforcement adjustment fee is uniform, why can other clubs only obediently pay the reinforcement adjustment fee, while the Shanghai seaport can not pay? This point is worth pondering and recalling, don't other Chinese Super League clubs use invoices to do accounting? Because they don't dare, if they don't pay, see if they can get the admission qualification.
Nowadays, the major clubs in the Chinese Super League are facing unpaid wages, and hope that the Football Association can return the reinforcement adjustment fee, because this fee is said to be "irregular" in the tacky point, and guangzhou teams, Beijing Guoan, Shanghai Shenhua and other clubs are waiting for the Football Association to return the reinforcement adjustment fee to "get off the pot".
Personal point of view: The premise of Chinese football to become better is not youth training or staying in the West, but the Football Association has become more professional, and everything must be fair and equitable.