Recently, the Football Association announced the entry list for clubs of various levels in the new season. To the regret of many fans, the former Super League champion Guangzhou Team was not selected. Amidst the ensuing discussions, it was revealed by "Football News" that before the official dissolution of Guangzhou Team, Guangzhou Dandelion Team had engaged in in-depth contact with a former Super League giant. This news quickly garnered significant attention within the football community. It is reported that the investors of Guangzhou Dandelion Team showed keen interest in the high-quality assets of Guangzhou Team and expressed their intention to acquire them, aiming to enhance the team's overall strength through a strong alliance. However, at that time, Guangzhou Team still harbored hopes for entry into the China League One and thus temporarily declined the proposal. Reality can be cruel. Despite Guangzhou Team's extensive efforts, they ultimately failed to secure entry into the China League One and were forced to announce their dissolution. This news undoubtedly dealt a heavy blow to the vast number of Guangzhou fans. However, following this, a new opportunity for cooperation emerged between Guangzhou Dandelion Team and Guangzhou Team. It is disclosed that both parties are exploring a cooperative model of rebirth through a shell company, where outstanding players from Evergrande Football School can collectively join Guangzhou Dandelion Team to compete in the China League Two and assist the team in achieving the task of promotion to the China League One. Prior to this, some fans proposed that Evergrande Football School should reorganize a team to participate…

This year, the domestic professional league will see eight teams from Guangdong Province on the field. These eight teams are Meizhou Hakka, Shenzhen New Pengcheng, Foshan Nan Shi, Guangdong Guangzhou Leopard, Shenzhen Youth, Guangdong Mingtu, Guangzhou Dandelion, and Shenzhen 2028. Although Guangzhou Evergrande, which once dominated the football scene in Guangdong, is no longer as glorious as it used to be, Guangdong football as a whole still firmly occupies an important place in Chinese football. The Guangzhou team, which once dominated the Chinese Super League, is now facing the crisis of dissolution due to failing to pass the entry review. This team has won the AFC Champions League twice and the Chinese Super League championship trophy eight times, making it a veritable top club. However, its fate remains uncertain. However, given the current situation, Guangzhou team is not completely hopeless and there is still a possibility of regaining life. They have pinned all their last hope on Guangzhou Dandelion Club. The origin of Guangzhou Dandelion can be traced back to Guangzhou Anhua. Its establishment process is as follows: after the dissolution of Guangzhou City (formerly known as Guangzhou R&F), investor Pan Weisi acquired the related youth teams, thus Guangzhou Dandelion was born. It started its journey from amateur leagues and then worked hard step by step to achieve promotion, successfully entering the China League Two in the 2025 season. When it was confirmed that they could be promoted to League Two, Dandelion also considered acquiring high-quality assets from Guangzhou Club, but at that time, Guangzhou team still had the possibility…

With the toll of the bell marking the arrival of 2025, Guangdong football once again finds itself in the spotlight. The failure of Cangzhou Lions to pass the league entry review has paved the way for Meizhou Hakka to return to the Chinese Super League as a replacement. At the same time, Shenzhen Youth has successfully advanced to the China League One, adding another spark to the prosperity of Guangdong football. This year, eight teams from Guangdong Province will compete in domestic professional leagues, despite the fading of former powerhouse Guangzhou Evergrande. However, the vitality and competitiveness of Guangdong football remain undiminished. Guangzhou Team, which has twice won the AFC Champions League and claimed the Chinese Super League title eight times, faces the crisis of dissolution due to its failure to pass the entry review. Yet, amidst despair, a glimmer of hope for rebirth quietly emerges. Guangzhou Dandelion Club, a rising star in the China League Two, has now become the last straw for Guangzhou Team to pin its hopes on. The predecessor of Guangzhou Dandelion Club was Guangzhou Anhua, established by investor Pan Weisi after acquiring the youth team following the dissolution of Guangzhou City (formerly Guangzhou R&F). Starting from amateur leagues, it has steadily climbed to the China League Two, demonstrating its tenacity and potential. After securing promotion to the China League Two, Dandelion considered acquiring high-quality assets from Guangzhou Team but held off due to the possibility of Guangzhou Team passing the entry review at that time. Now, with Guangzhou Team on the brink of dissolution, cooperation…

In the realm of Chinese football, teams from Guangdong Province have always been a hot topic among fans. With the arrival of 2025, the fate of Guangzhou FC has once again drawn attention. This former powerhouse team, which once dominated the Chinese Super League and won the AFC Champions League twice, now faces the threat of dissolution due to failing to pass the entry review. However, amidst this gloom, there seems to be a glimmer of hope for Guangzhou FC's rebirth. The rise of Guangzhou Dandelion Club has brought new hope for Guangzhou FC's future. As the successor to the former Guangzhou Anhua, Dandelion has honed its skills over several years, rising from amateur leagues to become a new force in the second-tier league. As Guangzhou FC's difficulties deepen, Dandelion's plan to acquire high-quality assets from Guangzhou FC has once again become a focal point. This move could not only change Guangzhou FC's fate but also provide an opportunity for Dandelion's development. Mergers and acquisitions are not uncommon in the football world. For Guangzhou FC, this choice can avoid the tragedy of complete dissolution and allow them to continue participating in higher-level competitions under the name "Guangzhou FC" after the merger. The core of this move is that Guangzhou Dandelion can attract support from Guangzhou FC's fan base while obtaining the club's excellent player resources, thereby enhancing its competitiveness. The expectations of the fans for this team also add momentum to Dandelion's acquisition. However, this process is not without challenges. The complex relationship between Guangzhou FC and Evergrande, as well…