Among the 11 people arrested in Li Tie's case, the most angry person should be Li Yuyi, the successor of Cai Zhenhua in the past. Eating Chinese football at home, greedy for Chinese football money, and finally ungrateful, he even quietly absconded abroad and emigrated abroad. This approach is simply amazing. If it weren't for the Li Tiedong Window incident, Li Yuyi's big conspiracy would almost succeed.
When it comes to Li Yuyi, I believe that fans are not very familiar with him. But when it comes to the U23 policy of the Chinese Super League, fans suddenly realize. This policy was led by Li Yuyi. At that time, Li Yuyi had only been in the Football Association for less than 2 years, and as a layman, he had been here for less than 2 years and was ready to make drastic reforms in Chinese football, I really don't know who gave them courage. In their eyes, developing football seems as simple as eating.
In addition to the U23 policy, Li Yuyi also introduced many regulations after returning from a World Cup tour in Russia. For example, naturalized players must learn the national anthem, national football players are prohibited from tattoos, and so on. And Li Yuyi, as the vice president of the football association, dared to manage so leniently because he was known as Cai Zhenhua's successor at that time.
At the 2015 Football Congress, the General Administration of Sports began to lead the restructuring of the Football Association, reducing the post of vice president of the Football Association to three. Li Yuyi, who was still the director of the Shanghai Sports Bureau at the time, suddenly parachuted into the Football Association.
Considering the status of Shanghai football in the Chinese Super League at that time, there were two strong teams of Shenhua and Haigang, as well as football celebrities such as Zhu Guanghu and Xu Genbao, many people regarded Li Yuyi's arrival as a preparation to succeed Cai Zhenhua. The person who promoted him to the Football Association probably also had this consideration. Therefore, Li Yuyi dared to manage so widely and show himself everywhere.
Li Yuyi's performance also won many praise at the time, and his subordinates often praised him as a practical person. Under the appearance of a good old man, Li Yuyi sold Chinese football, and the fans helped him count the money. Even after Li Yuyi was arrested this time, some media people expressed disbelief and a little surprise.
After Cai Zhenhua officially stepped down, Li Yuyi did not become his successor. Instead, the Chinese Football Association parachuted into the harbor's general manager, Chen Jiayuan. At this time, Li Yuyi seemed to have a brand new plan brewing in his heart, that is, to do a vote and prepare to run.
At that time, Li Yuyi was 64 years old, completely at the age of retirement. But he set his sights on the Football Association's small treasury company. As a result, he was promoted to the top of the Chinese Super League company, and single-handedly led the cooperation between the Chinese Super League and a brand sponsor for 10 years and 3 billion, of which 80% was equipment, and only 6.7 billion in cash. The cooperation was opposed by a number of clubs in the Chinese Super League. But Li Yuyi covered the sky with one hand, and the opposition was invalid!
In addition, the copyright of the Chinese Super League has also been sold at a sky-high price in the era of Golden Yuan football, 6 billion in 5 years! Such a huge treasury. After 2019, the finances of the Chinese Football Association began to deteriorate, and in the face of widespread wage arrears in the Chinese Super League, the Football Association could not even refund the adjustment fees paid by others. Obviously, a lot of money from the Chinese Super League has become a mystery.
What makes people angry is that after Li Yuyi fished up his wallet, he chose to abscond and escape the law by immigration. This old guy probably just wanted to do a vote and ran away. If he becomes Cai Zhenhua's successor, his identity is too ostentatious and it is not convenient to run, so he chose a Chinese Super League company with a low appearance rate.
Fortunately, justice was not absent, and this time when he returned to China to prepare to dispose of his property, he was directly covered by the police at the airport. His evil deeds to Chinese football will be spit out with profit.
It is worth reminding that with the arrest of Li Yuyi, the Chinese Super League has been arrested 5 people in the two anti-counterfeiting and anti-corruption attempts. This time it was Li Yuyi, Yu Hongchen, Ma Chengquan, and last time it was Nan Yong and Yang Yimin. I have to say that in the absence of supervision, the problems of the Chinese Super League are even more serious than those of the Football Association!