Another veteran powerhouse in the Chinese Super League is facing financial difficulties, and many sources have recently said that the Shandong Taishan team was late in paying wages in October last year, and the Shandong Taishan team has faced the dilemma of depletion of funds many times in the 22nd and 23rd seasons. But in the face of these predicaments, our fans have to praise Luneng Group, although after the implementation of the neutral name of the Chinese Super League team, Luneng Group is no longer the largest shareholder of Shandong Taishan.
But at the critical moment of the team, they still lent a helping hand and solved some of the problems of shortage of funds for the team. This year can be said to be eventful for the old teams of the Chinese Super League, the king of the A era Dalian announced its dissolution, the Shenzhen team, the overlord of the first year of the Chinese Super League, announced its disbandment, and the Guangzhou team, the strongest club in the history of the Chinese Super League, was once on the verge of disbandment, and the team was even raising funds through live broadcasting.
I have always felt that the progress of Chinese football is inseparable from the development of professional leagues, and the most important thing for the development of professional leagues is the double hundred plan, one hundred is a million-level die-hard fan, and the other hundred is a century-old club. If a league does not have more than a dozen teams that have been going on consistently, then the sticky attraction of fans and the gold content of honor in this league will be greatly reduced.
The Guangzhou team brought goods through live broadcasts, and the loan championship trophy was finally able to remain in the professional league, some people will think that their approach is a bit cheap, but for the former Chinese Super League hegemon, surviving first is the most important thing. What do you think about this? Welcome to discuss it in the comment area!