CLEAN : Football China About politics, more than money expert

The video discusses the influx of foreign players in Chinese football, driven by a lack of domestic talent and significant investments from large companies seeking political favor. Despite high costs, Chinese football is not profitable and is influenced more by politics than economics. The disparity between foreign and domestic talent creates challenges, and the sport is run for the benefit of stakeholders rather than the sport itself.

Why does Chinese football rely heavily on foreign players?

• To reduce costs

• Because of a lack of domestic talent

• To increase international viewership

• Due to a surplus of domestic talent

What is a major reason for companies investing in Chinese football?

• To promote tourism

• To gain political favor

• To make a profit

• To support local communities

What is a consequence of the high fees paid for foreign players in China?

• Increased domestic player salaries

• Decreased interest in the sport

• Improved local talent development

• Financial strain on Chinese football

What challenge do foreign players face when playing in China?

• Weather conditions

• Lower skill levels of domestic players

• Language barriers

• Cultural differences

Who primarily benefits from the current structure of Chinese football?

• The players

• The fans

• The stakeholders

• The coaches