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A 2021 Club World Cup can deliver on both Chinese and Fifa ambitions
Why Fifa has chosen to host the 2021 Club World Cup in China, and how the competition is a step forward towards China's football ambitions. Zhang Dan reports.
The real reason the CFA is letting the CSL fly free: money, of course
Chinese policy towards state ownership of sports leagues has performed a massive U-turn, with oversight of the Chinese Super League being passed to a private entity. SportBusiness looks at why, and what will happen next.
Foreign player salary cap will help domestic players and finances, Chinese FA says
The Chinese Football Association has said it's new salary cap for foreign players is aimed at improving domestic players and 'deflating financial bubbles'
CFA halts player contract talks ahead of salary cap
The Chinese Football Association has instructed Chinese clubs to halt player contract talks as it prepares to introduce new regulations, including a salary cap, next month
CFA refutes reports on changes in CSL foreign player quota
After local media reported an increase of the Chinese Super League's quota for foreign players last week, the Chinese Football Association released a statement on Tuesday saying those reports are "completely …
Chinese Football Association to hand control of Super League to clubs
Control of the Chinese Super League, China's top football league, is being handed over by the Chinese Football Association to the competition's clubs in an effort to encourage its commercial development