Football anti-corruption storm escalates? It was revealed that the third task force was established in Hunan, and former international players have reported to work

On the evening of November 11, Beijing time, the well-known blogger "Super League Observer" revealed that after Hubei and Liaoning, Hunan has also set up a "football anti-gambling task force", and some former international players are suspected of being taken for investigation.

The blogger wrote: "Hunan has set up another task force, and there are already former international players who have gone to report, and the anti-corruption storm in football has no intention of dying, do you want to do a big job!" ”

In recent years, Chinese football has started to deal with the illegal acts of "fake gambling", and special teams from Hubei and Liaoning have investigated a number of related cases. During the investigation of previous cases, a number of former international players, including Li Tie, Zheng Bin, Hao Wei, Jin Jingdao, and Guo Tianyu, were arrested on suspicion of violating the law.

In the first batch of banned lists announced by the Football Association, as many as 60 people were fined, including Jin Jingdao, Sun Zhunhao, Guo Tianyu, Gu Chao and other 43 people were punished with a lifetime ban. There are also 40-year-old Wang Song and other players who have been selected for the national brand, a total of 17 people, who have been punished by "banning".

According to a number of previous media reports, the Football Association will also announce the second and third batches of ban lists in the future. Some of the former internationals and former Chinese Super League players who have long been out of the public eye and are rumored to be arrested may be on the list of bans to be announced. And this batch of lists even includes the punishment of some of the clubs involved. Although the domestic league has basically come to an end, there may still be a lot of exciting news at the end of the year, which will make Chinese fans feel staggered.