Chinese football’s “problem clubs” receive a two-week buffer period in the new season

"Problem Clubs" were given a two-week buffer period. The vast majority of clubs submitted materials for admission to the new season. In accordance with the requirements of the "Notice" announced by the Chinese Football Association on November 7, clubs that want to sign up to participate in the 2024 Chinese Super League, Chinese League One, and Chinese League Two must Submit application materials for admission to the new season by December 5 at the latest. A reporter from Beijing Youth Daily learned that considering the current practical difficulties encountered by domestic professional league clubs at all levels in terms of survival and operation, the AFC and the Chinese Football Association agreed to give "problem clubs" up to two weeks to supplement and improve access materials. The AFC strictly regulates league access requirements. During the professional league working meetings held in Suzhou on November 26 and 27, the Chinese Football Association and the Chinese Football Association preparatory team informed clubs at all levels of the approximate time for professional leagues at all levels in the new season. Table, among which the new season of the Chinese Super League...