The introduction of the Super League is as follows:
The Chinese Football Association Super League (referred to as "Super League" or "Super League") is the highest professional football league in Chinese mainland, with Hongkong, China, Macau, China and Taiwan Province Province, China directly under FIFA and AFC. Their subordinate leagues are China Football Association League A, China Football Association League B and China Football Association Champions League.
The development of Chinese Super League is as follows:
Super League started in 2004, organized by China Football Association and operated by Super League Limited Liability Company. Its predecessor was 1989, the Chinese Football League (referred to as "A").
Super League is one of the most competitive football leagues in Asia, with the highest average attendance rate. According to the latest ranking of the International Federation of Football History and Statistics 20 17, the Super League ranks 36th in the world and 3rd in the Asian League, and the champion of the Super League will win the Vulcan Cup.
The history of the Super League is as follows:
In 2004, China Football Association officially launched the "China Football Association Super League" on the basis of summarizing the ten years of professional football in China, in order to further enhance the competitive level and brand of professional football in China. There were 12 teams in the first session of the Super League, and the promotion and demotion system was suspended in the first two sessions.
In 2006, the relegation system was resumed (however, due to the dissolution of Guancheng in Sichuan in 2006, the merger of Shanghai Shenhua and Shanghai Liancheng in 2007, the withdrawal of Wuhan Optics Valley in 2008, the withdrawal of Dalian Shide in early 20 13, and the dissolution of Tianjin Tianhai in 2020, only "relegation" was implemented in these five years, that is, two teams were promoted from the first division.
In April, 2006, in order to further improve the marketization process of China's football industry, China Football Association and all the participating clubs of Super League jointly established Super League Limited Liability Company. In 2007, due to the merger of Shanghai Liancheng and Shanghai Shenhua, 15 club participated in the 4th Super League.