China: Soccer Super League collapses:
-A naturalized player escapes due to a delay in salary-
China professional soccer
Super League
For players from 11 of the 14 clubs
Up to about 8 months
There was a delay in payroll.
More than half are real estate agents:
More than half of the clubs in the Super League have real estate companies as their parent companies.
Implemented by the Chinese government,
Due to the tightening of regulations in the real estate industry
It is in the form of being agitated.
“The backbone is in a situation where there is no prospect of restoration.”
Guangzhou Evergrande FC:
A real estate giant on the verge of bankruptcy with a debt of 2 trillion yuan.
The business situation of Guangzhou FC (formerly Guangzhou Evergrande), whose parent company is China Evergrande, is particularly serious.
FW Ricardo Goulart
He returned to his native Brazil and joined Palmeiras, the first division of the country, at the end of November.
FW Alan and FW Ai Kesen
In December, he also left Guangzhou FC and returned to his native Brazil.
3 players are “Naturalized Chinese players”:
They have spent 5 years in the Chinese Professional League.
Naturalization to China is possible, and Chinese nationality has been acquired.
In other words, it is a “naturalized Chinese player”.
Other “Naturalized Chinese Players”:
From Brazil FW Fernandinho,
England defender Tyias Browning,
Former Arsenal midfielder Li Ke Jenaris (Beijing FC),
Acquired Chinese nationality in 2019, and naturalized members joined the Chinese national team two years ago.
Strengthening plan for “soccer powerhouse”:
In the background, President Xi Jinping, who is a “big soccer lover,” issued a big command.
There is a strengthening plan to become a “soccer powerhouse” that is being promoted in China.
Soccer World Cup China National Team:
In the final qualifying for the Qatar World Cup
Currently, of the 6 teams in Group B,
It is sluggish at 5th place.
China is in a very difficult position.
It would probably be hopeless if they were forced to fight only with “pure-blooded” Chinese national team players.
Chinese professional soccer:
From 2020 to 21 in the Chinese Professional Soccer League,
Twenty-two clubs, including the infrastructure, have been disbanded.
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