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Introduction: After a long period of deliberation and preparation, the Chinese Football Association recently officially released a number of football reform policies to be implemented in 2024, covering important issues such as the introduction policy for foreign players, the neutral game name system, and the club's equity change procedure, hoping to effectively improve the current development of the domestic football industry.
1. Adjustment of the policy for foreign players
In the latest policy, the Chinese Football Association has focused on revising the rules for foreign players. One of the most notable changes is that in the Chinese Super League, each club can register 7 foreign players, and the loan or tenure can be accumulated to 6, but only 5 players can be submitted to the official competition process. Compared with the previous policy, the new rules clarify the quota requirements for players to participate in the game, which is obviously more reasonable.
This change effectively strengthens the influence and competitiveness of foreign players in the game, and makes up for the concerns that too many foreign players may lead to the playing time and development of local players. However, this may also have a positive effect on the survival space of homegrown players, who need to further improve their performance in order to adapt to the high level of international competition in order to remain competitive in the squad.
2. Policies for foreign players in clubs of the Chinese League A and below
For clubs in the First and Second Divisions, the new rules have decided to reduce the number of foreign players registered to three at a time. Although the league will continue to adhere to the principle of no foreign aid, this adjustment will undoubtedly help motivate local players to work hard to improve their skills and cultivate their competitive spirit.
3. Maintain the gender-neutral system of the club's name
In addition to the reform of the foreign player system, the new decision of the Chinese Football Association also includes the rule of maintaining the neutral name of the club. That is, clubs are still not allowed to include the trademark of any individual, organization or even product in their logos and names. Although the commercial naming of the club's first-team team and its echelon logo has been allowed, it is still forbidden to add any investor or parent company related elements to the club's name to ensure fairness and transparency throughout the competition environment.
Fourth, the standardization and regulation of the club's equity change procedures
The plan announced by the Football Association also makes a normative setting for the club's equity change procedure, and the club that is willing to transfer its equity and rights needs to be approved by the investor and the due regulatory authority in the destination area before it can formally apply to the Chinese Football Association, and the equity transfer shall not be carried out frequently in the process, and any equity transfer can be added or re-transferred as needed only after five years.
Fifth, the new deal has brought significant changes, and we look forward to better prospects
Looking at the above-mentioned policy adjustments, the Chinese Football Association has released a strong signal in this regard, through the adjustment and improvement of the foreign player management system, it is expected to improve the technical level and competitive ability of employees, by maintaining the existing neutral name system, to ensure the openness and fairness of the competition environment, and at the same time, for equity transfer, to give stricter regulation and control.
However, while these new policies have significantly changed the original practice, they have not completely slowed down the pace of development of the football market. It is reported that the Chinese Football Association has formulated a series of plans to gradually implement these policy adjustments in the medium and long-term time frames, in order to meet the expectations of the majority of fans for higher quality and fairer games. We hope that these decisions made by the Chinese Football Association will effectively promote the long-term development of the domestic football industry and bring more opportunities and challenges to the future football industry.