The Chinese football world has been in turmoil recently, with a series of important events and changes that have made the mood of fans like a roller coaster. As a sports blogger, I always pay attention to every dynamic of Chinese football, and today I will talk to you about my views on these events.
We have to talk about the Chen Pier and Li Tie incidents. These two incidents once became the focus of Chinese football and aroused widespread attention and discussion. As the investigation deepened, those responsible were duly punished, but the storm does not seem to have completely subsided. In my opinion, this is not only a punishment for individual personnel, but also a deep reflection on the entire football world. What Chinese football needs is a healthy, fair and transparent environment, and any violations should not be tolerated.
Just when everyone thought the storm was about to pass, a report in the football newspaper sparked a new controversy. The report pointed out that the Football Association was incomplete in implementing the decision of the General Administration to "investigate to the end". Specifically, the Football Association only released information involving five teams, including the Guangzhou men's football team and the Wuhan men's football team, but in fact, as many as 20 clubs were involved. This selective announcement has undoubtedly left fans disappointed and angry. Kotaka believes that the Football Association, as the governing body, should uphold the principle of fairness and openness, conduct a thorough investigation of all teams involved in violations and publish the results, so as to truly safeguard the fairness and justice of the football world.
In addition to the team's problems, the Football Newspaper also mentioned the issue of refunds from Football Association officials. Some of the FA officials involved in the refund issue only received simple criticism and education, and were not punished as they should be, and some even returned to their original posts, such as Chen Yongliang. Such a way of dealing with it is obviously unconvincing and raises questions about the management ability of the Football Association. Xiao Gao believes that for officials involved in violations, the Football Association should seriously deal with them in accordance with laws and regulations, rather than simply criticizing and educating them. Only in this way can the authority and credibility of the Football Association be established and fans be full of confidence in the future of Chinese football.
Under the appeal of football newspapers and fans, the Chinese Football Association finally began to act. They have made important personnel adjustments and institutional optimizations in an attempt to reverse the current predicament through reforms. The Football Association has reduced the number of internal departments from 19 to 14, and abolished the futsal and beach soccer department, marketing department, strategy department, member association department, legal department and other departments. This move has undoubtedly improved the operational efficiency of the Football Association, and also reflects the Football Association's determination to reform.
In terms of personnel adjustments, Vice Chairman Xu Jiren was the most affected, and many of the departments he was in charge of were abolished. The vice president Sun Wen has become the vice president in charge of the most fields, responsible for women's football, youth training and other departments. This adjustment has shown fans the determination of the Football Association to start leaving professional things to professional people. As a leader in the field of women's football, Sun Wen's appointment has undoubtedly brought new hope to the development of women's football. Xiao Gao believes that this professional management style is an inevitable trend in the future development of Chinese football, and it is also the key to improving the overall level of Chinese football.
Reform does not happen overnight. If Chinese football wants to really get out of the trough, it still needs to work hard in many aspects. First of all, it is necessary to strengthen the construction of the youth training system and cultivate more outstanding young players. Second, it is necessary to improve the league system and improve the competitiveness and enjoyment of the league. At the same time, it is also necessary to strengthen exchanges and cooperation with international football, and learn from advanced football concepts and management experience. Only in this way can Chinese football emerge on the international stage and achieve a real rise.
In addition to the above-mentioned reform measures, Koda also believes that Chinese football needs to establish a complete regulatory mechanism. Such a mechanism should include rigorous financial audits, transparent decision-making processes, and impartial law enforcement oversight. Through this mechanism, we can effectively prevent corruption and irregularities from occurring, and ensure the healthy development of the football world.
We also need to pay attention to the building of football culture. Football is not just a sport, it's a culture. We should let more people know and love football by holding football cultural activities and promoting football knowledge. Only when the football culture is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people can Chinese football truly usher in its own spring.
What I want to say is that the future of Chinese football is promising. Although we are facing many difficulties and challenges, as long as we strengthen our confidence, work together and move forward bravely, we will be able to overcome all difficulties and realize the great rejuvenation of Chinese football. As a fan and sports blogger, I will always pay attention to and support the development of Chinese football, and look forward to it blooming more brightly in the coming days.
A series of recent events and changes in China's football community have not only revealed the existing problems and challenges, but also demonstrated the determination and action of reform and development. Xiao Gao believes that only through comprehensive and in-depth reforms, strengthening the construction of the youth training system, improving the league system, strengthening international exchanges and cooperation, and establishing a regulatory mechanism and other measures, can Chinese football truly get out of the trough and usher in its own glorious era. Let's look forward to and witness the bright future of Chinese football!