The 33rd round of CBA league matches is in full swing, and tonight Shanxi team welcomed the challenge of Guangzhou team at home. It was originally thought that this would be an unattractive match between strong and weak teams, with the outcome seemingly predetermined from the start. However, Guangzhou team showed unexpected tenacity, with both sides fighting almost to the end. Ultimately, Shanxi team won 124:116 against Guangzhou team, securing their fourth consecutive victory. Unexpectedly, towards the end of the match, an incident occurred. With the game situation already decided, Shanxi team player Jia Mingru made a three-pointer with 2.8 seconds left and performed a muscle-flexing gesture towards Guangzhou team's bench. This was clearly a provocative action, which Guangzhou team found hard to tolerate, especially in defeat. As the two teams were about to shake hands, conflict erupted due to Jia Mingru's actions. However, since it was their home court, Jia Mingru was very excited and even spread his arms to ask for more cheers and applause from the fans. Fortunately, the conflict did not escalate, and the situation calmed down with the intervention of both teams' players. What was surprising was that after the game ended and both teams had returned to their respective locker rooms, Guangzhou team's players actually rushed into Shanxi team's locker room collectively. This was clearly an irrational behavior; if any fighting had broken out, Guangzhou team would have suffered significant losses, as the CBA league does not tolerate such incidents. Fortunately, the players from both teams did not meet in the locker room corridor.…

In July 2022, the Ministry of Education held the inaugural China Youth Football League, which became an excellent platform for young players of various age groups to showcase their talents. In the second edition of the China Youth Football League (CYFL) in 2023, a young prodigy who once shone in Shenzhen's youth football scene successfully emerged as the absolute mainstay, sweeping both the Best Player and Top Scorer awards! The CYFL has now hosted three editions, and one of the most impressive players is undoubtedly Han Kundu from 2023. In the 2023 CYFL, Han Kundu played as the absolute mainstay for Guangzhou U19A throughout the U19 group matches, scoring an impressive nine goals for his team, earning him both the CYFL Top Scorer and Best Player awards! As one of the current 2005 generation of talented players in Chinese football, Han Kundu can play multiple positions in the midfield, with delicate footwork, solid fundamentals, and excellent ball control. He excels at controlling the rhythm, making one-on-one breakthroughs, dribbling forward, creating offensive threats upfront, and possesses a fine touch for set pieces in the frontcourt. Before 2018, Han Kundu was an absolute mainstay in Shenzhen, representing Yucai No. 1 Primary School, Nanshan District, and Shenzhen City, winning numerous championships at the district, municipal, and national levels. He is a highly regarded football prodigy from Shenzhen, dreaming of playing for the national team. In 2018, Han Kundu joined Evergrande Football School's 05 squad and traveled to Evergrande's Spanish branch school for further education that same year. During this time, he participated in…

China's football world recently received another piece of significant news: Guangzhou FC, once the eight-time champion of the Chinese Super League (CSL), failed to repay its debts and did not pass the entry requirements for the new season's league. As a result, they will not participate in the 2025 professional league season, marking the end of the team's life. As a pioneer of the "gold yuan" football in China, Guangzhou FC made headlines in earlier years with its extravagant investments. By investing heavily and attracting top domestic players and foreign talents, Guangzhou FC quickly rose to become a dominant force in the CSL. Between 2011 and 2019, the club won the CSL championship eight times. Liu Yongzhuo, the former director of the club, famously said, "The championship that Guangzhou FC wants, if I don't give it to you, you can't snatch it!" This statement became a classic among countless Guangzhou fans at the time. Not only within China but also across Asia, Guangzhou FC's performance was impressive. Under the guidance of world-renowned coaches Marcello Lippi and Luiz Felipe Scolari, Guangzhou FC twice topped the AFC Champions League, becoming the first Chinese club to win the title after the competition's reform. At that time, Guangzhou FC was like a "big demon" in the AFC Champions League, even the champions from Japan and South Korea did not want to face them early on. However, the era of big money spending eventually came to an end. After the parent company stopped funding, Guangzhou FC quickly collapsed. Foreign players left one by one, followed…

The eight-time champions of the Chinese Super League (CSL), who twice represented CSL teams at the pinnacle of Asian football, Guangzhou FC, officially announced their disbandment. On January 7th, in the new season's entry list released by the Football Association, Guangzhou FC, which had previously passed the entry requirements, did not appear on the final list. Three hours after the FA released the list, Guangzhou FC officially announced the team's dissolution, marking the end of a club that once represented the peak of Chinese clubs. The disbandment of Guangzhou FC led to Wei Shihao trending on social media, with many fans flooding his social media accounts to berate him. In their eyes, it was Wei Shihao's report that caused Guangzhou FC to lose its entry qualification. Some fans even mocked Wei Shihao for not being able to recover the 2.52 million RMB salary owed to him. However, if fans are aware that it is Guangzhou FC that owes Wei Shihao money, why should they blame Wei Shihao? Is the disbandment of Guangzhou FC due to Wei Shihao? Renowned journalist Song Chengliang provided an answer to this question. Song Chengliang stated that Wei Shihao feels wronged by the criticism, as the team's disbandment cannot be blamed on him. Why? Wei Shihao's report merely reminded the FA that Guangzhou FC still had unresolved debts. The real reason Guangzhou FC was not allowed entry was that the FA management did not believe the team had the ability to repay its debts in the future. Why does the FA management think Guangzhou FC lacks…

On January 7th, Beijing time, after the announcement of the withdrawal from professional football by the Chinese Super League's "8-time champion" Guangzhou FC, 24-year-old star Abdurahman Ablimit updated his social media with a heartfelt message bidding farewell to Guangzhou FC, the team that has nurtured him for many years. Ablimit revealed that he arrived at Evergrande Football School in 2012 at the age of 12 and received training there for seven years without paying a single cent. The school once organized dozens of buses to take students to watch games at Tianhe Stadium. In 2015, he was sent to the Spanish branch for further education. Witnessing Guangzhou FC's predecessors winning the AFC Champions League, he felt just as excited and happy as the veterans on the field. In 2017, Ablimit returned to the club's youth ranks, where he won various titles and runners-up trophies, including the CSL Elite League Championship and the National League Championship. Due to fierce competition within the first team, Ablimit left the club in 2019 to join Kunshan FC. After helping Kunshan win the China League One title in 2022, Ablimit and his teammates faced a major setback when the club announced its dissolution following their successful promotion. When the relegated Guangzhou FC called upon him, Ablimit returned to his mother club without hesitation to compete in the second-tier league. Ablimit expressed that over the past two years, despite the lack of match bonuses and low wages, he remained joyful and grateful, stating, "Because I truly experienced pure football for the first time, a group of…