The Chinese Super League (CSL) has been under pressure to address the issue of relegation, with clubs facing the prospect of being relegated from the top-tier league.
In recent years, the CSL has seen several clubs struggle with relegation issues, with many of them finding it difficult to stay in the top flight. In some cases, teams have even had to leave the league altogether due to financial difficulties.
One of the key reasons for this is the high cost of playing in the CSL, which can make it challenging for smaller clubs to compete at the highest level. Additionally, the league's rules and regulations can also be restrictive, making it difficult for clubs to adapt to new challenges or opportunities.
Despite these challenges, there are still a number of clubs that are determined to stay in the CSL and fight for their places. However, as more clubs face the prospect of being relegated, there will likely be greater scrutiny and pressure placed on the league.
For fans and supporters alike, it is clear that the league must do everything it can to ensure that all clubs receive fair treatment and that they have the opportunity to continue competing at the highest level. The league must also work towards improving its infrastructure and providing better facilities to support its clubs, while also ensuring that it remains competitive and relevant to the growing number of fans who enjoy watching football in China.