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According to the content of Yunnan Yukun's official Weibo, the team arrived in Foshan, Guangdong Province on January 18 and has been training for nearly two weeks under the leadership of head coach Li Jinyu, emphasizing physical reserves and honing tactical play, and the performance is gradually improving. Until January 19, the team's management had not received any news about the failure to pass the admittance, and everything seemed to be working as usual. However, what is puzzling is that Yunnan Yukun suffered an accident in the access list, and the team did not know the news in advance. Rumours have it that the team has approached Chinese league side Dandong Tengyue in an attempt to disband the latter through a financial deal to replace the Chinese league qualification. This rumor was reported by Dandong Tengyue players and attracted public attention.
As a financially strong team in the Chinese Second League, Yunnan Yukun performed well last season, but changed coaches many times in one season, resulting in fluctuations in results, and finally failed to achieve the goal of reaching the first division. In addition, the relegation crisis of Dalian Renhe and Shenzhen has provided two replacement places for the Chinese League, but according to the regulations, Wuxi Wugou and Jiangxi Lushan will be replaced. If Yunnan Yukun wants to make up for the Chinese League, it must wait for the Chinese Super League or another club in the Chinese League to be unable to pass through. In this case, Yunnan Yukun was accused of approaching Dandong Tengyue and attempting to dissolve the latter through a capital transaction, which caused rumors of improper transactions. Li Xiaoting, a former Dandong Tengyue player, broke the news on social media, pointing out that the team was unsustainable, but the way of disbanding was chilling. This act raises questions about football ethics and the bottom line of the law.
Yunnan Yukun will be punished by the Chinese Football Association (AFA) and may face fines, bans from football-related activities, points deductions, demotion or disqualification in accordance with Article 74 of the Chinese Football Association Disciplinary Guidelines. Such a penalty will have a direct impact on the club's future development. In the context of the current anti-corruption, the Chinese Football Association chose to "use heavy codes in troubled times" and cancelled the registration qualification of Yunnan Yukun. As of the morning of January 30, Yunnan Yukun Club has not responded, and the Chinese Football Association has not made an official statement, causing speculation and discussion from the outside world.
To sum up, the reason for the devastating blow to Yunnan Yukun involves both the management and operation of the team and the rumors of improper transactions. The development of this incident will further arouse the discussion in the Chinese football community about standardizing the behavior of clubs and strengthening management. The outbreak of the Yukun incident in Yunnan Province highlights the challenges facing the management and regulation of football in China. While pursuing success at the competitive level of a club, some teams may have loopholes in management and operations. The rumours sparked by the incident have revealed possible unfair transactions and rule loopholes in the football circle, forcing the Chinese Football Association to face more pressure to maintain fair competition in the league and regulate club behavior.
Yunnan Yukun's disqualification from registration will have a profound impact on Chinese football. This is not only the departure of a team, but also means that Chinese football needs to be further strengthened in terms of management and regulation. This incident will become a weather vane on the road of the future development of Chinese football, guiding the club to operate and manage more prudently. For other clubs, what happened to Yunnan Yukun should be an opportunity for reflection and learning. Clubs need to take a hard look at their own management systems and standardize their operations to avoid falling into similar predicaments. Strengthening internal management and ensuring the transparency and standardization of the team's operation will not only help maintain the reputation of the club, but also contribute to the healthy development of Chinese football as a whole.
In this incident, the Chinese Football Association should also deeply reflect on its own management system. Promoting the improvement of relevant policies and strengthening the supervision and review of clubs is the key to ensuring the smooth progress of the league. By developing stricter entry thresholds and punishment mechanisms, the Chinese Football Association can achieve greater success in maintaining the fairness and standardization of the league. The Yukun incident in Yunnan may mark a new era for Chinese football, one that is more regulated, transparent and competitive. This also reminds Chinese football participants, including clubs, players, and management, to more consciously abide by the rules and work together for the prosperity and development of Chinese football.