Di Wei has always claimed that football in China should be strictly enforced in the system, and the club must pay a certain amount of deposit before the season to help the players who are owed wages, so that professional football can develop steadily. However, when the China Football Association implements the relevant regulations of professional leagues, it will always be "the slogan is loud and the operation is negotiable". Di Wei once said: "Clubs that are in arrears for three months will face heavy penalties." Now that Nanking has been in arrears for three years, how can Di Wei keep his promise? Players and players' families who participated in the payment of wages put on clothes printed with the words "Nanjing has a club that owes 8 million yuan", and they hope to attract the attention of the outside world in this way. Li Yao, a team member who participated in the salary payment, said in a telephone interview that the club admitted the arrears of wages, but never paid them the arrears of wages and bonuses. "More than 30 people owe a total of 8 million." Li Yao said that the club owed itself more than 300,000 yuan. Since the dissolution of a club in Nanjing last year, he stopped playing football and now works as a salesman in a local company in Nanjing.
At the end of last year, Nanjing Sports Bureau assisted players to solve the problem of unpaid wages and asked them to settle the unpaid wages with the club. In this regard, some clubs have cooperated very well and have completed reconciliation with everyone. But the money still hasn't been sent.
"The sports bureau and the club have been dragging." Li Yao said. "It is true that two players won the lawsuit, but the club really has no money." In a telephone interview with reporters yesterday, Niu Yong, secretary-general of Nanjing Football Association, said that the Sports Bureau and Football Association are also limited in this matter.
Niu Yong said that what Nanjing can do is to help players go through labor arbitration procedures and to communicate with players and clubs. "Wages are not only in the sports industry, but also in all walks of life. These players are all registered by us, and we will definitely try our best to help. "
According to Niu Yong, the Nanjing Sports Bureau and the Football Association did promise to help players solve the problem of wage arrears, and also asked the club to get rid of the Qian Qing owed to everyone. "The club has no money now, and we are also calling on all parties to find ways to solve the problem."
20 10 was demoted from A to B, and 20 1 10 was disqualified by China Football Association. In the past two years, some clubs in Nanjing have been down and out. Today, the club has only one legal representative and an old bus.
According to Li Yao, "We have looked for the legal representative many times, but he also said many times that there is no money in the club account." Li Yao said. Because the club has no money, several players who won the lawsuit of unpaid wages through judicial channels last year were unable to get the money. "There is no money to enforce it." Li Yao said.
The night before yesterday, the reporter contacted the legal representative of Nanjing Youyou Club by telephone. After learning the identity of the reporter, he said "no time".