Although the Football Association has not yet officially issued an announcement, many media and reporters have disclosed some of the meeting details on social media.
Beijing headline reporter Xiao Zhe reported that the New Deal stipulates that in the 2021 season, the total single-season expenditure of each club in the Super League shall not exceed 600 million yuan.
Among them, the maximum salary standard for local players in Chinese Super League clubs has been halved from the previous 10 million yuan (12 million yuan for international football players) to 5 million yuan before tax. The total salary of local players in a single season of the Chinese Super League clubs shall not exceed 75 million yuan. The average local player The annual salary must not exceed 3 million euros before tax; the maximum salary of
Chinese Super League foreign players is 3 million euros before tax. The total foreign aid salary of each Chinese Super League club shall not exceed 10 million euros in a single season, and the average annual salary of foreign aid in a single season shall not exceed 2 million euros. The difference between
and previous rumors is that in addition to the annual salary of local players, a salary cap of 75 million yuan has also been added. "Salary limit" + "salary cap" can be said to be the most ruthless salary policy in recent years. All clubs, especially some mid-upstream teams, have to do some math problems.
It is worth noting that this policy may be good news for clubs with limited funds. Due to the substantial reduction in salary, the input cost will be reduced visible to the naked eye, the "can't afford to play" situation may be improved, and the gap between small and medium clubs and large clubs will be relatively narrowed.
However, after drastic changes, problems also followed.
For example, some non-blood naturalized players who originally had an annual salary of millions or tens of millions of euros, what criteria should their salaries follow in the future? If you follow the standards of domestic players, it will inevitably produce no small singularity, after all, this will be a reduction of orders of magnitude. At the same time, the chances of naturalizing high-level players in the future will be greatly reduced.
In addition, many media people also mentioned a series of joint issues such as the original contract, supervision, and youth training.
Regarding regulatory issues, Xiao Zhe pointed out in the report that the Football Association has a "heavy penalty" plan, including suspension, deductions and even direct relegation:
clubs will face up to "24 league points deductions" once their total spending in a single season exceeds the standard. The penalty is heavy, and once a club pays players in violation of the rules, the results will be cancelled and the penalty will be downgraded directly. Players who fail to declare their income (income) in accordance with the regulations will face a heavy penalty of two years of suspension. Although
penalties are sufficient, the implementation of supervision is not easy. It is not clear whether "countermeasures" similar to "yin and yang contracts" will be specifically controlled and who will control them. In addition to the salary issue, today’s meeting also focused on the issue of "neutral names", which is actually the issue of "de-commercialization" and "de-commercialization".
"Football News" reporter @永的异锋 pointed out earlier that those familiar team names with typical corporate characteristics, such as Luneng, Jianye, Asia Pacific, etc., are not "neutralized" team names and may be required to be rectified. . The only one that meets the requirements is the Dalian Club.
This makes many fans anxious. Will the team names that are usually "engraved into DNA", such as Shenhua and Guoan, also be required to be adjusted?
On this, the media person @宋词 gave his opinion.
In other words, if the policy is implemented, the names of the Shenhua and Guoan teams that need to be removed are the names of investment groups such as "Greenland" and "Zhonghe".
According to The Paper, all policy details will be officially announced in December.
