In the latest football storm, the explosive revelations from well-known journalist Miao Yuan and the popular figure "Who's Better at Selling Cute" were akin to a heavy bombshell, drawing widespread attention and discussion. They claimed that in the upcoming second batch of penalties, one would be directed at a club, with news suggesting that two Chinese Super League (CSL) clubs faced the crisis of being penalized points and demoted. These two clubs were rumored to include a top-tier team, as such teams often have a massive fan base and exert significant influence throughout the league and society at large. Consequently, if they were to be penalized and demoted, an assessment of the impact would be essential. Upon hearing this news, fans quickly focused their attention on strong teams like Shanghai Port, Shanghai Shenhua, and Shandong Luneng. However, just as rumors circulated that Shandong Luneng might face punishment and trended on social media, the team's official response was decisive. They confidently declared to fans on social media, "See you in the 2025 new season of the CSL," which served as a solid shield, greatly reducing the likelihood of Luneng being penalized and demoted. After all, if a team lacked confidence in dealing with the impending outcome, it would not dare to openly express its determination to continue playing in the CSL next season. With Luneng out of the picture, the market's focus shifted more to Shanghai Port and Shanghai Shenhua. Renowned media personality Xu Jiang, when answering fan questions, said, "The red team is fine; I don't know about the blue…

Currently, the Chinese Super League is still in the off-season, and various teams have gradually started their winter training preparations. The storm against corruption and gambling in the Chinese football world has also come to an end, with several key figures already sentenced. Previously, the Football Association also announced the first batch of banned lists, and according to media reports, the Football Association will announce the second batch of banned lists based on the investigation. When the second batch of banned lists will be announced and which players are included has become a focus of attention from the outside world. In the first batch of banned lists, a total of 43 people were banned for life, including Taishan's foreign aid Sun Zhunhao, national-level players such as Jin Jingdao and Guo Tianyu, and former international Wang Song was also among those banned, with Wang Song and 17 other players being banned for 5 years. It can be said that when this list was announced, many players were unexpected, and the list caused widespread attention and discussion at the time, giving people a deeper understanding of the anti-corruption struggle in the Chinese football world. As time goes by, rumors about the second batch of banned lists are becoming more and more intense. There have been constant reports that this list will be announced before the end of the league to the end of 2024, but so far there has been no official news. However, with the sentencing of former national team coach Li Tie and the impending sentencing of former international Qin…