Industry analysis pointed out that in China's soccer league system, the Chinese Super League, China A, China B three levels of more than fifty clubs, about half of the clubs are facing serious material difficulties, more nearly 20% of the clubs on the verge of bankruptcy. With the financial chain broken and the players' mentality in turmoil, this puts the managers in a dilemma. What should I do?
Numerous clubs have encountered bottlenecks in the basic aspect of payroll, with 20% of them in desperate straits. Faced with the thorny problem of lack of funds, they had to confess their plight to the FA, and in addition to providing actionable materials in the access declaration system, they have also submitted applications for extensions. However, such measures have had little effect and they are merely deceiving themselves and others!
Analyzing the topic of sports, Huang Qiang pointed out that as the deadline set by the Football Association for the submission of access information approaches, the situation for many teams is not optimistic. Among them, 20 percent are facing a life-and-death test. They have failed to submit their access information on time and there is speculation that they intend to quit, while some teams are finding it difficult to submit due to various difficulties. They have reported truthfully to the FA and pleaded for an extension. However, how long can this situation last? Will it be one month or two? As a matter of fact, the FA is currently in the most difficult position to regulate. They are in a dilemma, neither do they want these teams to be eliminated, after all, this will also have a negative impact on next year's league. Don't you think that the FA is now in a more awkward position than sitting in a sedan chair?
