(Beijing Comprehensive News) Following the dismissal of 11 heavy figures in Chinese football, Tan Hai and Qi Jun, two ministers of the Chinese Football Association, were investigated by serious disciplinary violations.
According to the website of the Hubei Provincial Commission for Discipline Inspection and Supervision, on Saturday (July 22), the Minister of Technology of the China Football Association Tan Hai and the Minister of Strategic Planning Qi Jun were suspected of serious disciplinary violations and are currently accepting the Central Commission for Discipline InspectionThe Discipline Inspection and Supervision Team of the General Administration and the Hubei Provincial Supervision Commission were reviewed and investigated.
According to the Beijing Youth Daily Beijing Youth Daily, all members of the Chinese Football Association participated in important meetings at 9:30 am on Friday (July 21). During the meeting, Tan Hai and Qi Jun were successively by the disciplinary inspection department of the Football Association.The cadre "please" out of the venue, and the two never returned.Starting from noon that day, rumors about the two were taken away by the relevant departments began to spread inside the Football Association, and then spread widely on the Internet.
Since November last year, as of July 22 this year, a total of 13 heavy figures in Chinese football have been taken away by the relevant departments for suspected violation of discipline or illegal, including Du Zhaocai, deputy director of the General Administration of Sports and Party Committee of the Chinese Football Association,, Chen Yiyuan, Chairman of the Football Association, Chen Yiyuan and other high -level officials.
Reported that while the relevant departments investigated the above -mentioned personnel, the Chinese sports management department also launched a large -scale industry rectification education work within the Chinese Football Association in late May this year.The daily work of the six -member working group host the association.
