3-12! The Football Association Cup was eliminated, and it was revealed that another Chinese Football Association team is facing disbandment. The new Football Association regulations may be the main reason

The Chinese Football Association has formulated the most stringent salary limit order in history. Not only the Chinese Super League, but also the Chinese Football Association, Both Chinese and Second Division teams must impose salary limits and investment restrictions. A large part of the reason is actually to allow more teams to survive. In the past two seasons, teams in the Chinese Super League, Chinese League One, and China League Two have been disbanded. Tianjin Tianhai is a team that has been disbanded by the Chinese Super League, and this season there have been reports of wage arrears from many Chinese Super League teams. The Chinese Super League is generally a large company, and the probability of disbandment is relatively low. Even if the owner quits, there will be another company to take over.

The Chinese League One and Chinese League Two teams are gone. Liaoning Team, Sichuan FC, Guangzhou South China Tigers and other Chinese League One teams were disbanded last season and were relegated to the Chinese League Two Beijing this season. Renhe also faces the risk of dissolution. The current general environment of the Chinese Super League is not very good, and low-level teams are also under greater pressure to survive. According to the "Oriental Sports Daily" report, the Chinese League One team Taizhou Yuanda is facing dissolution and transfer, and the cold winter of the Chinese Professional League has arrived again.

Taizhou Yuanda is a newly promoted team. The team ranked sixth in the Chinese Premier League last season and can be considered a dark horse team. One of the reasons why Taizhou Yuanda’s investors want to withdraw is that they were eliminated 2-0 by Wuhan Zall of the youth team in the Football Association Cup. In fact, the team’s problem is not this game. In the last 6 games of the season, the team lost 6 games in a row. , was beaten 3-12. However, this reason may be only one of them. The Football Association's new regulations have also affected the enthusiasm of investors in these low-level leagues.

In fact, the big companies in the Chinese Super League don’t care much about naming, but companies such as investors in the Chinese League need to name, especially teams like Taizhou Yuanda. All the way from the Chinese Champions League to the Chinese League One, the team suddenly couldn't be called Yuanda after it had not yet become famous. This is undoubtedly a problem. The contracts of many Taizhou Yuanda players will also expire, so the boss has no reason to continue investing. The Football Association has previously stated that it will expand its ranks in 2023. Under the current circumstances, there are questions about how many teams the Chinese League One and Chinese League Two teams can have in the next two seasons.

The Chinese Football Association hopes to use salary limits to allow each team to survive, but the neutral name regulations make many teams unwilling to "survive". It doesn’t matter if the Chinese Super League team has a great career, but should there be a buffer time for the neutral names of the Chinese League One and Chinese League Two teams? At this stage, Chinese football investors hope for a return. When the commercial development of the league is not very good, naming has become the only benefit of investing in football. The Chinese Football Association is likely to be scratching its head again.

The problem caused by the disbandment of the team is salary arrears. It has been almost a year since the disbandment of Liaoning Football Team, and the players are still asking for wages. The Chinese Football Association's expectations are good, but it seems that progress is not going very smoothly now. The expansion of the army and the neutral name may not bring prosperity and development. It may make it more difficult for teams in lower-level leagues to survive. The investment in the three-level leagues of China Champions League, China Second Division, and China League One will double every time they go up, let alone the Chinese Super League. The news that Taizhou Yuanda is disbanding will not be the only low-level league to disband.