"Ma Ning has no chance to enforce the law!" As soon as the news came out, the turmoil in the Chinese Super League seemed to have suddenly found a shore. That's right, the referee who suddenly "disappeared" in the 7th round of the Chinese Super League is Ma Ning. In fact, when his ostentatious swing red and yellow cards were few, many fans secretly clapped their hands off the field. However, such a scenario is about to become a thing of the past.
It is strange to say, how can a big name who can enforce the law in the Asian Cup and the World Cup suddenly not be seen in the Chinese Super League? The truth is like this -- the Shandong media has released big news that Ma Ning will retire next year! This can't help but make people think, is this "heavyweight" in the Chinese Super League refereeing circles, his exit really like his red card on the field, means some kind of end?
This weekend, the 7th round of the Chinese Super League arrived as scheduled, and all the attention should have been focused on the wonderful games and the performances of the stars. But there is one person who has unexpectedly become the focus of attention - Ma Ning, the referee who was in the limelight in the last round of the Shanghai Port vs Shandong Taishan match, and his name did not appear on any of the enforcement lists this time.
As everyone knows, Ma Ning's law enforcement level is absolutely top-notch. From his solid performance at the World Cup to his brilliant enforcement at the Asian Cup, the referee can clearly handle the Super League with ease. However, with a report from the Shandong media, everything is clear - Ma Ning is retiring, and it is next year!
This news is undoubtedly a loss for fans of the Chinese Super League. After all, every time Ma Ning plays, he can bring different sparks to the game. But from another point of view, for some players who are always at odds with him, such as Chengdu Rongcheng striker Wei Shihao, this may be good news to relieve pressure. At the same time, coach Choi Kang-hee may be more emboldened to communicate with the referee on the sidelines.
Indeed, the retirement of each referee may affect the atmosphere and refereeing standards of the entire league. Ma Ning's retirement may change the referee lineup and law enforcement style of the Chinese Super League. In the future of the Chinese Super League, there may be more young referees on stage, bringing new law enforcement concepts and styles. And for those players and coaches who are accustomed to Manin's style of enforcement, it will undoubtedly take a while to get used to.
The news of Ma Ning's retirement, although it is an end, is also a new beginning. The field of the Chinese Super League will usher in a new referee enforcement style, new controversies and new topics. Just like the Internet celebrity phrase "Your departure, the land is barren", Ma Ning's departure may make some fans feel that the Super League is lacking some color.
So, fans, what do you think? What does Ma Ning's retirement mean for the Chinese Super League? More rules and order, or more unknowns and challenges? Welcome to leave your views and predictions in the comment area. Let's look forward to the new round of the Chinese Super League and see how the new referee team will make a difference.