Chinese Super League reduces number of foreign players allowed to play

Chinese Super League clubs will only be allowed to play three non-Chinese players per game in their next season - which begins in March.
A rule change has reduced the number of foreigners allowed in a move which could slow down the wave of big-money signings from Europe.
Chelsea striker Diego Costa has been linked with a move to China that would be worth £30m a year.
A statement said the new measures will address "irrational investments".
Previously the rule was "4+1" - four foreigners of any nationality plus one Asian player in a matchday squad.
Teams will now also be required to name two Chinese players aged under 23 in their matchday squads, with at least one in the starting XI, with the Chinese Football Association also looking into "signature fees and other illegal activities" in recent transfers.
Chelsea midfielders Oscar and John Mikel Obi have already moved to China this month, while former Manchester United and Manchester City forward Carlos Tevez reportedly became the world's highest-paid player when he joined Shanghai Shenhua last month.
Shenhua would be one club hit by the new rules as they have six non-Chinese players in their squad, including Tevez, former Chelsea forward Demba Ba and ex-Newcastle striker Obafemi Martins.
Costa has been linked with a move to Tianjin Quanjian, who signed Belgium midfielder Axel Witsel for a salary of more than £15m a year this month.

'A move to foster local talent' - analysis

BBC China correspondent Stephen McDonell
Chinese teams have been paying reportedly exorbitant sums to lure international stars like Carlos Tevez and Axel Witsel. Now, the new rules will especially affect players from the Asian region - like Australians and Koreans - who were able to be chosen on top of the previous international count of four.
It is hoped the changes will foster more local talent at the expense of overseas players.

中国超级联赛俱乐部将只能发挥三个非中国选手每场比赛的下个赛季, 3 月份开始。

有规则的变化减少了外国人的允许使用的这一举动可能会减慢的波波大的钱大肆招兵买马来自欧洲。

切尔西前锋迭戈科斯塔已与移到中国, 将是值得英镑 30m 一年。

声明说, 新措施将处理 “非理性的投资”。

以前的规则是 “4 1” ——四个外国人的任何国籍的加一亚洲选手在杯首轮比赛主裁名单重案组正跟进此案。

球队现在还需要两名中国选手的年龄在 23 在其杯首轮比赛主裁名单队中至少有一次在西安开始, 中国足协还在考虑 “签字费和其他非法活动"在最近的接送。

切尔西的中场球员奥斯卡和 John Mikel Obi 已经转移到了中国这一个月, 而前曼联和曼城前卡洛斯·特维斯据报已成为世界上薪酬最高的播放器当他加入上海申花最后一个月。

上海申花将一杆打出的新的规则有 6 个非中国选手在他们的队, 其中包括特维斯、前切尔西前进 Demba Ba 和前纽卡斯尔前锋沃洛·马丁斯。

哥斯达黎加已链接的移至天津 Quanjian 签署了比利时中场 Axel Witsel 的薪资多万英镑 15m 一年的这一个月的。

听: “中国复制联赛 20 年前的
“移到培育本地人才” ——

英国广播公司分析中国记者 Stephen McDonell

中国队已支付据报高额费用来吸引国际球星卡洛斯·特维斯和 Axel Witsel。 现在, 新的规则将会特别影响到选手们从亚洲地区-像澳大利亚和朝鲜人——他们都能够被选择的基础上的国际数为四。

这是希望所做的更改将会促进更多本地人才在牺牲在海外效力的球员。

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