Original title: Shanghai Media: Players who are overpaid should not be blamed for the failure of all six goals of the Football Association?
At the end of the year, it’s time to summarize again. Looking at the “2020 Action Plan” of the Chinese Football Association three years ago, none of the six goals proposed at the time have been completed. Someone joked that the KPI assessment of the Football Association is 0 points. Coincidentally, in recent days, the Chinese Football Association executives have continuously publicly criticized the Super League. It’s just that, for the entire defeat of Chinese football, is the root of the problem in the Super League?
At the Chinese Football Association Professional League Special Governance Work Conference held in Shanghai on December 14, the Chairman of the Football Association Chen Xuyuan said: “National teams at all levels have not entered the World Series for 15 to 20 years. The Chinese Super League clubs have invested three times as much as the Japanese J League. , Is 10 times the Korean K-League, our Chinese club’s first-line player wages are 5.8 times that of the Japanese J-League, 11.6 times that of South Korea. These figures are shocking. Are we still awakened? Are our conscience dead? Are we going to continue Do you live in such a football environment?” Chen Xuyuan also expressed dissatisfaction with the Chinese Super League team’s excessive reliance on foreign aid. “I am very dissatisfied with the Chinese Super League. Without foreign aid, some teams are not at the same level as two teams. It should be the development direction of Chinese football.”
On the second day of the Shanghai meeting, Gao Hongbo, vice chairman of the Football Association, also criticized the current Super League when he preached the “Chinese Football Association Youth Training Program” in Wuhan. “You can take a look at this year’s Super League matches. Many teams will only blindly pass long passes to find foreign aid, which is completely against the trend of international football. The backwardness of Chinese football really makes us footballers feel guilty.” Gao Hongbo also said, “When I was a player, Chinese football was among the top three in Asia, and the Japanese team could not even make the top four. But decades have passed and our level has fallen far behind.”
In fact, there is no need to compare it with 20 or 30 years ago. It is the six tasks proposed in the “2020 Action Plan” promulgated by the Football Association three years ago, and none of them has been completed yet. According to FIFA’s official 2020 world team’s year-end ranking, the Chinese team ranked 75th in the world and 9th in Asia. The “2020 Action Plan” proposed that the Chinese national team ranked in the top 70. The “2020 Action Plan” proposed to participate in the FIFAU20 World Cup. As a result, the Chinese U19 men’s football team failed to qualify in the Asian Youth Championship. The Chinese Football Association also plans to participate in the FIFAU17 World Cup, but the team was eliminated in the preliminaries of the Asian Minor Championship. The 2020 Action Plan also proposes that the U23 Asian Cup (Asian Championship) will reach the quarter-finals, and the same group will be eliminated. The 2020 Action Plan also proposed that the National Olympic team broke into the Tokyo Olympics, but the Olympic preliminaries were eliminated. The national football team wants to enter the Asian Cup quarterfinals, and this goal has not been completed.
When the U-series echelon of the Chinese Football Association can only be selected from a few hundred people, how can the national team have good results. The current salaries of Chinese professional league players are indeed too high, but the salaries of players have not been so high from the beginning, and it is not the first time that Chinese football has proposed a salary limit. It does not seem appropriate to attribute many of the problems of Chinese football to excessively high player salaries. Is the root of Chinese football in the Super League? I believe everyone has their own judgment.
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