Beijing time on November 24, not long after the end of the Chinese Super League, Chinese football news is flying all over the sky. The domestic authoritative football media "Football News" took the lead in the news. It is understood that the Football Association will be held in Suzhou on November 25, the Super League Club Investors Meeting, the Football Association will officially announce the "half-cut salary" at the meeting.
Although the Football Association has imposed salary limits on domestic league players at the end of last year, the effect is still not obvious, because after the introduction of the relevant policies of the Football Association, there are still a bunch of teams in the Chinese Football League that are unable to submit salary confirmation forms and lose their league qualifications. Football Association Chairman Chen Xuyuan said in an interview with Xinhua News Agency that the league bubble is already very serious and the foundation of Chinese football is in danger of collapse. Since then, Chairman Chen has also made relevant statements on CCTV programs. De-bubble is still the primary problem to be solved in the Chinese Football League.
The time for the Football Association to contemplate a salary cut is ripe, because the media and fans have reached their limit to the patience of the "high salary and low energy" group of Chinese football. Just this year, there is still news that all teams in the Super League are owed wages, which is unbearable by the Football Association. "Football News" revealed that the Football Association still used domestic players this time, reducing the maximum annual salary of domestic players from 10 million to no more than 5 million, while foreign aid remained unchanged at 3 million euros. In addition, there is another version of the salary reduction, that is, the total foreign aid salary does not exceed 10 million euros, which may be more humane and more flexible.
In addition to the "Football News", reporter Bai Guohua also added to the news. He reported that the Chinese Football Association is planning to introduce a "transfer lock" policy, and maximum-paid players can only stay in the parent team. Each club has two such places. Regarding this policy, media person Zhu Yi said that it is like a rule tailored for some clubs to lock some core players who are difficult to renew. However, some voices believe that this rule also provides a policy guarantee for some small balls to retain their core players.
In any case, the introduction of this policy is a great thing for Chinese football. The decrease in team operating costs has loosened investors' constraints and can encourage them to invest funds in youth training. Although the salary limit has an impact on the national football's naturalization and the overall strength of the club's foreign aid, it is only a pain. If domestic players can make considerable progress, the ultimate benefit is Chinese football. It is foreseeable that the current salary limit of the Football Association has touched the interests of many people. Chairman Chen Xuyuan has endured a lot of pressure, but it also reflects his iron fist. The burden of Chinese football is really difficult to carry.
