No wonder Tianjin and Jiangsu women's volleyball teams did not participate! AFC Champions League prize exposed: the champion only needs 20,000 entry fees

Recently, the Chinese Volleyball Association officially announced that the team participating in the volleyball AFC Champions League will be participated in by the league champion Shanghai men's volleyball team, and the women's volleyball team will be participated by the Beijing Automobile women's volleyball team. Needless to say, the Shanghai men's volleyball team participated as the league champion, but the Beijing women's volleyball league was not outstanding, only won the fifth place this season, and only won the fourth place last season, and why didn't the Tianjin women's volleyball team, Jiangsu women's volleyball team, and Shanghai women's volleyball team not participate?

For the questions of fans, the Volleyball Association has recently given an answer. It turned out that the Volleyball Association had asked the top three teams in the league and learned that the teams refused to participate for various reasons, so the Beijing women's volleyball team got this opportunity. In the past two days, the AFC Champions League bonus has also been officially announced, the champion prize is only 20,000 US dollars, the runner-up is 15,000 US dollars, the third place is 10,000 US dollars, and the fourth place is only 5,000 US dollars, and the participating teams also need to pay an entry fee of 1,000 US dollars, you must know that the Champions League championship bonus must reach at least 500,000 US dollars.

The AFC also said that all individual awards will be selected from the top four teams, MVP players will be selected from the championship team, and the Beijing women's volleyball team has the strength to achieve the top three in this event. It is not difficult to understand that the prize money is low when the level of the event is low, but it can also be seen that Asia has a long way to go for the promotion of volleyball, and the prize money cannot be raised, and strong teams are naturally unwilling to participate.