Article source: Guangzhou Daily
On the occasion of the 2021 Chinese Football Association Cup finals, the Chinese Football Association held the second eleventh member congress in Chengdu yesterday. At the meeting, a series of issues including the “Chinese Football Association Annual Work Report”, the Chinese Football Association’s 2019 and 2020 financial reports, changes in the executive committee members, new members’ membership, establishment of branches, and evaluation guidelines for member associations were reviewed and approved. .
Since the Chinese Football Association held its 11th First Member Congress in 2019, the Chinese Football Association has not held its second congress due to the epidemic. This Chengdu meeting is a comprehensive summary and self-reflection on the past two years of Chinese football.
Chen Xuyuan, chairman of the Chinese Football Association, made the “Annual Work Report of the Chinese Football Association” at the meeting, reporting on the various work of the Chinese Football Association in the past two years, and then briefly deployed the focus of the 2022 season.
In this report, the Chinese Football Association gave two “very different” evaluations on the results of the “Overall Plan for China’s Football Reform and Development” in the past 7 years. The current development status of Chinese football is very different from the expectations of the broad masses of people. Far, the overall level of Chinese football is far from the world-class level. Specifically: the performance of the men’s and women’s national teams is far below expectations; the level of professional leagues has declined; the number of registrations and competitive levels of young football players is still far behind the international advanced level; the practical problems faced by the integration of sports and education need to be further resolved; coaches and referees The increase in the number of players is difficult to meet the needs of current football development. The abilities of coaches and referees at all levels are far behind the advanced level of world football; the overall football industry, including the association’s insufficient self-hematopoietic function, has failed to stimulate vitality, and the Chinese Football Association Did not play a leading role.
For 2022, in addition to ensuring the completion of the remaining four rounds of the top 12 matches, the Women’s Asian Cup, and the Hangzhou Asian Games, the Chinese Football Association will have to “save” the precarious professional league.
At present, most Chinese professional football clubs are facing an existential crisis. Today, the “share reform” that promotes the diversified reform of club equity has become a life-saving straw for China’s professional football. However, the current progress in the share reform in various regions is not ideal.
At the meeting, the Chinese Football Association promised to the representatives of the clubs that it will introduce unified guidance on the share reform in the near future, and at the same time revealed the idea of the professional league for the new season:
First, the clubs must further strictly implement the salary limit policy, and the annual investment of the first team is limited to 300 million yuan;
The second is to go all out to restore the home and away system, and it is up to each locality to decide whether to allow fans to enter the stadium;
The third is that all players have to re-sign work contracts with the new club following the completion of the share reform;
Fourth, in the future, professional clubs can qualify for admission as long as they have U17 and U19 echelons. They do not need to be forced to bear the operating pressure of their own echelons of multiple age groups. Youth training below U17 will still be delivered in stages and levels. Give social forces, local football associations and campus football to solve.Return to Sohu to see more
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