China Football Association (CFA)
The list of clubs for the 2021 season of the third tier league was announced this afternoon, with the list of 16 clubs in the Chinese Super League settled. It is noteworthy that Tianjin Jinmen Tiger Club, which was once rumored to be closed, is on the list, while Jiangsu, which has just won the Super League title, is out of the list due to the "suspension of operations", while Cangzhou Lions have successfully made the cut. Further analysis of this "access list" found that, in the three-tier league, a total of six teams failed to pass the qualification audit, in addition to the Jiangsu team, the Central A of the Taizhou Yuanda, Beijing Renhe and Inner Mongolia in the excellent failed to pass, and in the B of the Jiangsu Yancheng and Shenzhen Pokgang also failed to be spared. It is worth mentioning that the name of "Beijing Zhonghe Guoan" has been officially changed to "Beijing Guoan", which also marks the last name change club in the Chinese Super League.
China Football Association (CFA)
The unveiling of this list has undoubtedly sparked widespread discussion in soccer circles. Below is a series of images showing multiple perspectives of this momentous occasion:
Each image records this historic moment and shows the FA announcing the access list from a different angle.
