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Although the results of the Chinese women's football team have been more outstanding recently, the anti-gambling and anti-gang action of the Chinese men's football team has always attracted the attention of fans.
Especially before the start of this season's Chinese Super League, some club players, coaches and even foreign aid have been taken away under investigation, which has drawn fans' attention to the progress of the anti-corruption campaign. Just recently, two things have happened, and these two things seem to have had a very important impact on this anti-gambling and anti-black turmoil, and some substantial breakthroughs have been achieved.
First of all, the General Administration of Sports has set up a special department to receive relevant personnel who voluntarily confess bribery and bribery funds.
This means that as long as the person concerned can voluntarily confess and hand over the stolen money, it is possible to obtain immunity from justice. Today, the famous football media person Li Xuan revealed on his personal social media that Ding Dongmei, the club owner who was previously taken away because of the investigation of Li Tie's case, has now been acquitted. She was not charged and was regained her freedom after review. The time of these two things is so closely related that it is difficult not to connect them. It is likely that after the Football Association established this department, Ding Dongmei immediately took the initiative to explain to the organization, and then immediately paid the fine, and finally obtained a acquittal. Now she has a new social media dynamic, announcing that she has regained her personal freedom. In the future, senior officials of the Football Association such as Li Tie and Du Zhaocai may also be acquitted or given a light sentence through this newly established department.
At the beginning of its establishment, the department specializing in receiving stolen money made it clear that as long as it could take the initiative to give an explanation, it could be dealt with internally, without going through judicial procedures.
Of course, the General Directorate of Sports does not have the power to obstruct the judiciary from investigating corruption within it, but it is now able to establish this department and express its internal review, indicating that it has cooperated with the relevant personnel of the judiciary and the prosecution department and obtained the corresponding permission. It is foreseeable that in the future, more people like Ding Dongmei, who were taken away by the investigation, will be re-freed. The intention of the General Administration of Sports to set up this department is very clear, that is, it hopes to grasp the big and let go of the small. Although many fans believe that both big tigers and small ants should be caught in one go, the scope of this anti-gambling anti-gang operation is very extensive, and if everyone is arrested, the normal operation of the football association will be seriously affected. Therefore, the establishment of this department is undoubtedly a last resort.
Just before, the General Administration of Sports issued a new policy, but it did not attract much attention at the time.
When investigating the Super League gambling case, the Football Association and the General Administration of Sports jointly issued a statement, saying that in addition to the organizers of gambling and those involved in their own game gambling, other people involved in gambling only need to take the initiative to explain and will not be punished. At that time, the Football Association mainly focused on the gamblers and organizers involved in the competition. Now it seems that the number of these people is also quite large, which has had a serious impact on Chinese football in general and men's football in particular. Now that this department has been established, I believe that more people will follow Ding Dongmei's initiative to confess and bear the corresponding economic losses, and finally be acquitted.
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