The anti-corruption process in Chinese football did not stop with the Spring Festival, but continued to maintain a high-pressure posture. Yesterday, the famous football reporter Ran Xiongfei broke the news that two more middle-level and senior management members of the Football A

The anti-corruption process in Chinese football did not stop with the Spring Festival, but continued to maintain a high-pressure posture. Yesterday, the famous football journalist Ran Xiongfei broke the news that the Football Association two more middle and high-level officials were taken away for investigation, namely He Xi, deputy secretary-general of the Football Association, and Xu Chi, director of the Xianghe training base. As soon as this news came out, it once again caused widespread heated discussion on the Internet. However, at this time, Li Xuan, who is also a well-known football reporter, suddenly stood up and angrily attacked Ran Xiongfei, and a battle began in the air.

Li Xuan angrily accused Ran Xiongfei of making up nonsense:

and The Chinese Football Association confirmed that since the Li Tie case broke out, the General Administration’s Discipline Inspection Team has never approached He Xi and Xu Chi for the so-called investigation.

The Chinese Football Association has stated that it will not tolerate Ran Xiongfei's repeated public slander of Chinese football without a bottom line, and will collect evidence and report it through relevant departments.

Ran Xiongfei countered that Li Xuan wanted to learn from his predecessors: claimed that the news released had accurate sources and credible whistleblowers. It also had many leaks from Football Association leaders and middle and high-level officials, so it did not fire out of caution!

Judging from the confrontation between Li Xuan and Ran Xiongfei, both sides’ remarks were suspicious.

Li Xuan twice mentioned the information "confirmed with the Chinese Football Association". It is hard to imagine that in such a troubled year, the Chinese Football Association confirmed relevant information with a reporter. If it is really confirmed information, why can't it be officially released, but said through the mouth of a reporter?

The information claimed by Ran Xiongfei has an accurate source and a credible whistleblower, and he also sent a screenshot of the source of the information. For an anti-corruption investigation of this level, the confidentiality work must be very good. If the investigators are not directly involved, it is impossible to have access to accurate information. If it is really the information disclosed to Ran Xiongfei by the investigators, he should know that Ran Xiongfei will inevitably expose it, and the whistleblower will inevitably face scrutiny. Isn't this a recipe for anger? Obviously this doesn't make sense. Judging from the screenshots of the sources of the information disclosed by Ran Xiongfei, they are all complaints. The other party is at most an insider of the Football Association, not a middle-level or high-level leader, so it is impossible to have access to the secrets of the Football Association's top management. At most, it is just some hearsay.

As melon-eaters, we know that the saliva among media people is not valuable, but we can still learn some inside information from it, and some of the information is relatively credible, especially if it has a certain correlation with confirmed facts. The reason why fans are so concerned about the anti-corruption process in Chinese football and the dynamics of Chinese Football Association officials is that they are angry at the current situation of Chinese football and sad about its misfortune! The root cause of all this lies in the Chinese Football Association.

Regarding the various breaking information in the media, I believe that everyone has a certain ability to distinguish. Ultimately, we hope to eradicate the bad apples that have caused chaos in Chinese football as soon as possible, and return Chinese sports and Chinese football to a clear sky!

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