The Chinese Super League (CSL) has been a popular football league in China for many years, with teams from across the country competing against each other for glory and prestige. However, there have been some changes to the league recently, with two major teams retiring and one weakening.
One team that is no longer part of the CSL is Bassogog, a team based in the city of Changsha. Bassogog was founded in 2014 and quickly rose through the ranks of Chinese football, winning several titles and reaching the top tier of the league. However, after several seasons of success, Bassogog announced their retirement from the CSL earlier this year, citing financial difficulties as the reason behind their decision.
Another team that has weakened in recent months is Shenhua, a team based in the city of Shanghai. Shenhua was one of the most successful teams in the CSL, having won numerous titles over the years. However, due to a lack of investment and poor management, Shenhua has struggled in recent seasons, finishing last in the league last year and being relegated to the second tier of the league this season.
These changes in the CSL have been widely discussed by fans and analysts alike, with many speculating on why these teams are struggling and what the future holds for the league as a whole. While it remains to be seen how these changes will impact the CSL in the long term, they serve as a reminder of the challenges facing Chinese football at the moment.