As the new season draws closer, all teams in the Chinese Super League are actively preparing, but there are still three teams that have not yet assembled, namely Guangzhou, Hebei and Chongqing Liangjiang Athletic. During this winter break, many teams have been rumored to be disbanded, and Hebei is the most likely team. Last season's Dalian team is also watching the dynamics of each team, but a new regulation of the Football Association recently may make the 2022 season a season without the dissolution of Chinese Super League teams.
Before the 2020 season, tianjin Tianhai's parent company had major problems, and this Chinese Super League upstart that had spent a lot of money and signed super foreign aides such as Pato and Witsel finally had to be disbanded. On the eve of the 2021 season, the parent company of the defending champion Jiangsu Suning also had a major crisis, as the champion of the Chinese Super League, Jiangsu Suning was finally abandoned, this professional football club founded in the first year of A, a football club that stood on the land of Jiangsu for 27 years, and finally disappeared on the stage of the Chinese Super League with the title of defending champion of the Chinese Super League. This year, Tianjin Jinmen Tiger also faced dissolution at one point, but fortunately the team eventually stayed in the Chinese Super League.
Teams have been disbanded for two consecutive seasons, especially the dissolution of the defending champions, which seems to have touched the FA. As one of the admission rules of Chinese Super League teams, the access rule of unpaid wages is likely to disappear temporarily in the 2022 season. According to the latest news, the Football Association may change the access rules for the new season, including: 1. The 2022 season is set as a buffer year. The access review network is open, and clubs need to solve the salary arrears as soon as possible. 2. 2023 season access review: If the previous problem of unpaid wages has not been solved, and the new season is again unpaid, then the access is cancelled. If the previous problem of unpaid wages is not resolved, and there is no unpaid wages in the 2022 season, then the league will deduct 6 points (or other points). 3. The access review of the 2024 season, as long as there is still a salary arrears, will be disqualified.
From the perspective of the new regulations, unpaid wages are no longer the biggest obstacle to the entry of the 22nd season, as long as the team can find the operating funds of the new season, the access can be completed, and the previous unpaid wages will not become a problem for the time being, which means that the required funds will be greatly reduced, which also gives the teams time to find new sponsors, which reduces the possibility of dissolution to a certain extent.
If this policy finally becomes a fact, then the possibility of Dalian's replacement in the new season will be almost zero. Unless there is a previous situation in Jiangsu Suning, that is, the team can't even come up with the funds for operation. However, today, when the stock reform is in full swing, all teams are also actively cooperating, hoping to keep the team.
For this Dalian team at this stage, playing in the middle of the first division may not be a bad thing, there are a large number of young players in the team, for young players, the game and confidence are very important for their growth. Whether it is the Chinese Super League or the Chinese First Division, for the current Chinese professional team, it is the most important thing to survive.