On social media, numerous media members have thrown out a thought-provoking topic: should Guangzhou FC's team rashly announce its dissolution?
The issue is inextricably linked to a large signing adjustment fee.
As we all know, during the epidemic, Chen Xuyuan, the former chairman of the CFA, went to the Guangzhou tournament in person and was deeply shocked by the plight of the Guangzhou club.
In the face of this situation, Chen Xuyuan was deeply convinced that one of the most brilliant teams in the Chinese Super League should not fall, so he decisively allocated 80 million yuan of funds in an attempt to help it tide over the difficulties.
However, this move may have violated the red line of the law at the time.
Regrettably, Evergrande Group's financial crisis has brought unforeseen twists and turns to this life-saving money.
It was reported that the refund of the signing adjustment fee received by the Guangzhou club was diverted by the group shortly after its arrival to fill its huge shortfall in real estate and finance management.
This undoubtedly reveals that in the eyes of the Evergrande Group, the soccer business is far less of a rescue priority than other areas.
Faced with the fate of the dissolution of the Guangzhou team, and then look back at the disappearing 80 million yuan, many people can not help but think: If Evergrande can use this huge sum of money to resolve the crisis of the club, Guangzhou team can usher in a different ending?
As to why Chen Xuyuan, the head of the Football Association at the time, personally allocated 80 million yuan, there is no definite answer yet. Perhaps there are deeper reasons behind Evergrande's former glory and Chen Xuyuan's conscience.
Time has changed and fate is unpredictable.
The former head of the Football Association, Chen Xuyuan, was sentenced to life imprisonment for corruption and has since disappeared into a life of iron tears. The brilliant Guangzhou team also disappeared from the map of Chinese soccer, leaving fans with only endless memories and history.
What do you think about that?
