The latest news reveals that the Chinese Football Association is planning to return the transfer regulation fees accumulated in recent years to the clubs. Once this proposal is implemented, it will undoubtedly bring huge financial relief to those clubs that are in deep operational difficulties.
In September last year, Guangzhou Football Club, which faced a crisis of unpaid wages, and Beijing Guoan Club joined forces and submitted an application to the Football Association for the return of the reinforcement adjustment fee. According to media estimates, the accumulated contributions of several Chinese Super League clubs may have exceeded RMB 1.5 billion.
The FA is considering returning the reinforcement adjustment fee, mainly based on three reasons: first, in March, someone anonymously reported to the State Administration of Market Supervision the existence of indiscriminate charging of the FA, the Municipal Supervision Bureau then investigated the FA; second, the huge amount of fees collected by the FA due to legal constraints, can not be transferred to the National Football Development Foundation, and can not be used on their own, and even can not provide a formal receipt of vouchers; third, the recent two seasons by the Thirdly, the recent two seasons have been affected by the epidemic, many professional clubs have been in operational difficulties, and the phenomenon of salary arrears has been common, and the relevant clubs have appealed to the HKFA to return the regulation fee to improve the clubs' operational situation.
At present, the staff of the Football Association is working from home. It is reported that the epidemic situation to improve, the staff back to work offline, the Association will hold a special meeting on the return of the adjustment fee to make decisions. According to the current situation, the possibility of the FA to return the adjustment fee is greater, at that time, Guangzhou, Beijing Guoan, Shenzhen and other clubs will be expected to get this "life-saving money.
