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…

As the 2025 season of the Chinese Super League approaches, Wuhan Three Towns Club is actively adjusting its lineup, with the most notable being their interest in signing Shijiazhuang Ever Bright's main goalkeeper, Shao Pu Liang. This potential transfer not only concerns the future development of both clubs but will also affect the career plans of many players. Shao Pu Liang's career can be seen as a microcosm of Chinese football. He initially played for Shandong Luneng, a club with deep roots in Chinese football that provided him with his starting point in his career. However, during his time at Luneng, Shao Pu Liang never managed to secure stable playing opportunities and was long considered the team's third-choice goalkeeper. Especially during Wang Dalei's tenure as the team's main goalkeeper, Shao Pu Liang found it even harder to get playing time, which led this promising young goalkeeper to consider his career direction. After careful consideration, Shao Pu Liang made a crucial decision in his career: to transfer to the then Shijiazhuang Yongchang team. This choice ultimately proved to be correct, and in the new environment, Shao Pu Liang quickly demonstrated his abilities, becoming the team's main goalkeeper. During his time with Shijiazhuang Yongchang, whenever the team's defense faced danger, Shao Pu Liang could always react promptly, showcasing his high-level goalkeeping skills and on-field adaptability. As the team changed its name from Shijiazhuang Yongchang to Cangzhou Mighty Lions, Shao Pu Liang not only continued to serve as the team's main goalkeeper but was also appointed captain, fully demonstrating the club's recognition of…

Beijing Guoan secures strong reinforcement before Wuhan Three Towns! Now he has become a national player and reached a new peak Guoan's move is simply amazing! Han Jiaqi: The splendid transformation of the 26-year-old national team goalkeeper from R&F to Guoan. Hey, folks in Beijing, today we gotta talk about our own kids - the affairs of Beijing Guoan! You know what? Last season, Guoan managed to finish fourth in the Chinese Super League and even snagged a spot in the AFC Champions League. Who deserves the credit for this? That's right, it's the young and capable goalkeeper - Han Jiaqi! Do you still remember? Last season, when the mainstay Hou Sen accidentally got injured, our boy Han Jiaqi seized the opportunity and became the face of the team. As the saying goes, "Opportunities are for those who are prepared," and this couldn't be more true for Han Jiaqi. Ever since securing his starting position, Han Jiaqi has been shining in every game, becoming the backbone of Guoan's defense! Whenever Guoan is locked in a fierce battle on the field, about to hit a stalemate, Han Jiaqi always steps up to perform a heroic feat. Don't you think Guoan's qualification for the AFC Champions League should be credited largely to Han Jiaqi? Even more impressive is that Han Jiaqi's performance was impeccable, earning him the attention of the national team. He has been selected multiple times and has become a regular member of the national team. Do you think it was a wise decision for Guoan to sign Han Jiaqi…

The new coach of Wuhan Three Towns, Martins, has officially taken his position. As a result, the team will enter the official preparation phase for the new season. Martins is a very capable head coach who has coached in Portugal for many years. Therefore, Wuhan fans are very fond of Martins' abilities. Martins hopes to integrate Wuhan Three Towns into a cohesive unit and ensure the club's success in avoiding relegation next season. It is well-known that after several key players left Wuhan Three Towns, the club suffered a significant blow. Fortunately, Wuhan Three Towns has been very efficient in its recruitment efforts, quickly bringing in several strong reinforcements. Wang Jin Xian, Zhong Jin Bao, Long Wei, and Chen Zhe Chao are all strong players in their prime, which has made many fans very excited. After Martins takes over as the head coach of Wuhan Three Towns, he will need to integrate them into a cohesive unit. At the same time, Martins has spent a long time coaching in the Portuguese league. Therefore, when recruiting for Wuhan Three Towns, he will consider outstanding players from the Portuguese Super League and LigaPro. Previously, the center forward Aziz, who performed well in the Portuguese Super League, may return to play for Wuhan Three Towns. Aziz is a very capable center forward who made an impressive debut with Wuhan Three Towns. Whenever Wuhan Three Towns encountered a stalemate in the game, Aziz was always the first to step up and turn the tide. For this reason, Aziz became Wuhan Three Towns' top foreign…

Recently, according to domestic football insiders, Changchun Yatai's midfield core, Liao Chengjian, is highly likely to join Wuhan Three Towns during the winter transfer window. Liao's contract with his former club Yatai has expired, which means he will join as a free agent. As a result, Wuhan Three Towns can acquire this prime midfielder without spending a single penny, bringing great comfort to many fans. Liao has been an absolute mainstay in Yatai's lineup over the past three seasons. Whenever Yatai finds themselves in a deadlock during matches, Liao is always the first to step up. Known for his relentless energy on the field, Liao dedicates himself fully to every game. His move to Wuhan Three Towns should allow him to perfectly replace Zhang Xiaobin. Zhang is an absolute hero for Wuhan Three Towns, having been a key player since their time in the China League One. Wuhan Three Towns' promotion from League One to the Chinese Super League (CSL) and their championship-winning season after promotion were largely due to Zhang's contributions. Despite encountering wage arrears issues over the past two seasons, Zhang did not choose to leave Wuhan Three Towns immediately. Instead, he remained with the team for two seasons, earning the recognition of the fans. Now that Zhang's contract with Wuhan Three Towns has expired, he has chosen not to continue. Therefore, Wuhan Three Towns needs to strengthen their midfield once again. Coincidentally, Yatai's starting midfielder Liao Chengjian's contract with the club has also expired. Wuhan Three Towns has signed Liao for free and offered him a lucrative…

The latest training list for the Chinese men's national football team has been released, and Ivan has once again surprised us. In addition to the long-awaited Hou Yongyong finally being selected for the national team, Ivan has also set a new record for the national team with the inclusion of three Xinjiang players. This is the first time in the history of the Chinese men's national football team that this has happened. Among the three Xinjiang stars, two are only 20 years old and are making their first appearance in the national team! These three Xinjiang players are Bai Helamu, Maiwulang, and Wu Mitijiang. Bai Helamu was previously selected for Ivan's national team and is one of the young players that Ivan has focused on cultivating. He has also scored multiple goals in the World Cup qualifiers to repay his coach's trust. Now, he has firmly secured a spot in the national team. However, Maiwulang and Wu Mitijiang are the biggest surprises! Wu Mitijiang has a valuation of only 125,000 euros. Last season, he was promoted to the first team of Wuhan Three Towns in the Chinese Super League (CSL). Prior to that, he was playing in the China League Two. In just one year, he has gone from the League Two stage to the national team lineup, which is simply the most inspiring story in the history of Chinese football. He will also become the national team player with the lowest value at present. Similarly, Maiwulang, who is also only 20 years old, is Ivan's latest discovery. He has…

In the ever-changing landscape of the Chinese Super League, Shanghai Shenhua's announcement was like a pebble dropped into a lake, stirring ripples in the hearts of fans. Cao Yunding, Malele, Jin Yangyang, and Xu Yougang will not be renewing their contracts, yet many fans feel that the team's lineup is already largely in place. In just over a week, Slutsky will lead the team to Hainan for training, and there are many reasons behind this. Looking back at the 2024 season, Shenhua was like a machine fine-tuned to peak performance, with a well-balanced lineup. The veterans were like the team's stabilizing pillars, the "Xuanming Elders" that provided reassurance; the core strength, Zhu Chenjie and Jiang Shenglong, were like two sturdy pillars holding up the sky. There were also national team players like Wang Haijian, Gao Tianyi, and Xie Pengfei, who were like agile threads weaving through, making the team's operations smoother. When faced with tough challenges, it was left to the foreign players to resolve them: Luis, Manafa, Amadou, and Teixeira, all of whom held contracts. In the world of the Chinese Super League, breaking contracts is rare, especially since Jushi took over Shenhua, there has never been such a precedent, as if an unwritten rule firmly protects the team's personnel structure. According to international practice, the accuracy rate of foreign player selections leaked by accompanying journalists is as high as ninety percent, and once announced, it's a done deal. Currently, the rumored foreign player for Shenhua comes from Mineiro of the Brazilian second division, which may seem low-level, but…

On December 30th, Beijing time, according to the well-known blogger "The Boy Who Doesn't Understand Football," despite the fact that Wuhan Three Towns will face the loss of several key players in the new season, 29-year-old national team defender Deng Hanwen has stated that he has long considered himself a native of Wuhan and is willing to play for Wuhan even without pay. It is reported that Deng Hanwen made this statement while participating in the All-Star Football Match held at Linyi Olympic Sports Park Stadium. He said, "I have long considered myself a native of Wuhan, and even without pay, I am willing to play football for Wuhan!" In response to Deng Hanwen's heartfelt dedication to the club, the influential blogger was moved to say, "Such players are worth our support; you always have the whole city behind you!" Many fans of the Three Towns also praised him, saying, "His spirit deserves encouragement, but wages should still be paid; emotions are inherently a two-way commitment!" Some fans expressed their emotional reactions, with one saying, "Deng Hanwen really made me cry!" Another fan supported him, saying, "Deng Hanwen, I didn't misunderstand you; I will always support you, brother!" Yet another fan commented, "Although wages should naturally be paid, Deng Hanwen's words under these circumstances are truly refreshing. He shows us the pure side of football, where passion cannot be quantified, and loyalty is not taken for granted!" The 29-year-old Deng Hanwen joined Wuhan Three Towns from Guangzhou FC in April 2022. In his first season with the team, he helped…

As we approach 2025, the focus in domestic football is on the transfer market. On one hand, young talents are busy looking for platforms that suit their development. Given the current situation, the possibility of young players securing high salaries is minimal; instead, they prioritize career planning and enhancing their personal abilities as the most stable way to increase their value. On the other hand, clubs' choices are also under scrutiny, with outsiders attempting to gauge financial strength through team acquisitions, especially those at the top of the standings who have guaranteed funds and are desirable targets for outstanding players. As reigning champions, Shanghai Port is naturally the center of attention, particularly against the backdrop of Oscar's confirmed departure. Maintaining attacking power has become Muscat's primary task, and recruitment is the most direct method. When it was predicted that Shanghai Port would strengthen its midfield, informed media provided a new answer: 23-year-old forward Tao Qianglong will head to Shanghai to become a member of the new season. It's clear that by signing Tao Qianglong, Shanghai Port not only sees his current abilities but also values his long-term potential. The outside world is no stranger to Tao Qianglong. This fast horse who landed in the Chinese Super League (CSL) at the age of 17 was once hailed as a prodigy. However, early fame also brought significant pressure to Tao Qianglong, and his later growth did not meet external expectations. Nonetheless, he remains one of the best among his peers in domestic football and has entered the national team, still considered a…

This match in the 29th round of the Chinese Super League has left many fans stunned. Meizhou Hakka FC staged an absolute upset at their home ground, defeating Wuhan Three Towns FC 1-0. As a team that was ranked 15th before the game, Meizhou Hakka's performance in this match saw them climb six places in the standings. Even more impressively, they managed to defeat Wuhan Three Towns, a former Chinese Super League champion. It was in this crucial encounter that Meizhou Hakka secured an unexpected victory, successfully escaping the pressure of the relegation zone. The decisive moment of the match came in the 30th minute of the first half when Mali of Meizhou Hakka took possession of the ball on the right side of the penalty area, his eyes fixed and determined. He quickly passed the ball to Rodrigo lurking at the back post, who wasted no time in pushing the ball into the net! Goal! 1-0! Meizhou Hakka took the lead! At this moment, the home fans erupted in excitement, with cheers echoing throughout the stadium. Many fans of Wuhan Three Towns were left feeling cold as they watched their "big brother" team concede the first goal while being suppressed by their opponents. Despite Wuhan Three Towns' attempts to counterattack later in the game, they did not have any significant opportunities. Meizhou Hakka maintained their lead until the final whistle, ultimately securing a narrow 1-0 victory and earning valuable three points for the team. With this victory, Meizhou Hakka's points tally rose to 13th place, allowing them to escape…