The Chinese Football Association (CSL) has announced that it is considering suspending the suspension of Chinese League Two side Shandong Luneng FC, who was previously suspended for two years after being found guilty of violating the league's financial rules.
Shandong Luneng FC had been struggling to stay competitive in China's top-tier football league since their debut in 2014. The team suffered from poor discipline and financial problems, which led to them losing their spot in the league table in 2018.
In response to this situation, the CSL has decided to impose a new penalty on the club. It will be suspended for two consecutive years, with no chance to compete in the league next season. This decision comes after the club was given a warning last year by the league for its failure to pay players' salaries properly.
The suspension is seen as a blow to the club, but it also provides an opportunity for them to improve their performance. The suspension will not affect the club's financial stability, as they will still have access to the league's top prize, the Chinese Super League.
However, the suspension may have a negative impact on the club's future. If they continue to struggle financially, they may face difficulties in finding sponsors or investors to support their efforts. In addition, if they lose their spot in the league again, it could lead to further disciplinary action from the league.
Overall, the suspension of Shandong Luneng FC is a significant step towards improving the club's financial stability and performance. However, it is important for the club to take advantage of this opportunity and make the most of the opportunity to improve themselves.