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"The problem of funding is nothing, but the main problem now is that many teams in the league actually do not have enough youth training reserves. Even if some teams have sufficient youth training reserves, the quality may not be as good as that of the big teams. This On the one hand, there are some..."

Feng Xianjun also expressed his concerns.

Su Muqiu can understand this.

After all, many teams themselves have little money, and the ability to pay the salaries of these players in the team is already the limit.

If you want these teams to participate in youth training competitions, wouldn't it cost you your life?

According to the current situation, at least six or seven of the twenty teams in the Glory Professional League do not have sufficient talent reserves.

In addition, although some teams have youth training, the strength of the youth training is not very strong. For example, it will take a long time for a team like Dai Yanqi and Zhao Yuzhe to come out. Their youth training can also be imagined.

"Are these teams that are not strong enough in youth training allowed to send players to the main competition?"

Chen Guo suggested.

Anyway, the strength of these teams themselves is somewhat poor, so it would be better to just let them send official competition teams to play in the youth training competition.

Firstly, you can participate in the competition, and secondly, it can also increase the intensity of the youth training league. Why not do it.

After all, many strong teams are designed to train the young players in the team. In this kind of competition that is supposed to be participated by young players, they will face the core players of the mid-to-lower teams who are playing at the professional level.

In this case, not only will these teams that send new players not be angry, but they might also be quite happy.

After all, there are not many opportunities to train new people.

The weak team gets the bonus to solve the team's financial problem, and the strong team simply comes to train the new players. It is undoubtedly a win-win situation.

"This is feasible, but the current schedule of the Glory Professional League is really tight. If a team has to participate in both the Glory Professional League and the youth training competition, it will undoubtedly be very tiring for the team members."

Feng Xianjun said.

Although Feng Xianjun himself is not good at playing Glory... he may even not know how to play Glory at all, but it is undeniable that Feng Xianjun understands competitive games and deeply understands the importance of player status.

That's why he said such words.

"This is true..."

Su Muqiu touched her chin and said.

"In this case, why not ask the teams in the A-League. For the A-League, even if they play twice a week, there will be no problem."

At this time, the door to the lounge was pushed open, and Happy and the others who had been training in the room walked in.

The one who spoke was none other than Luoyang.

Nowadays, the Challenge League has also been revised and turned into the "League A", and the competition system has also been upgraded.

Auditions are currently underway, and some teams will eventually be selected to become the initial members of the First Division.

"This is feasible. I will go back and discuss it with everyone then."

Feng Xianjun nodded.

Then he looked at Luoyang again.

"Speaking of which, little brother Luoyang, this is the first time I've seen you in private."

This was not the first time that Luoyang and Feng Xianjun met, but they had always been in public places, such as the lottery ceremony of the previous challenge and the award ceremony of the final winner.

In addition, Luoyang could only see Feng Xianjun on TV, and the same was naturally true for Feng Xianjun.

"Yes, Chairman Feng."

Luoyang said neither humble nor arrogant.

Luoyang is already very used to such big figures.

Although Luoyang has not met Feng Xianjun very often, Luoyang has met the chairman of the league many times, but he is the chairman of the Russian Glory Professional League.

Although they are not the same country, they are generally similar, so Luoyang did not have any mood swings and started chatting with Feng Xianjun.

"So, how does it feel at home, and how does it compare with the environment in the professional league in Russia."

Feng Xianjun also asked the question he was most concerned about when he came up.

As the chairman of the Glory Professional League, and an older person who doesn't know much about Glory, Feng Xianjun has always been concerned about the environment of the domestic Glory League.

So before knowing that Luoyang was playing in the Russian league, Feng Xianjun was also particularly curious about what a person who has been on both sides would think about the domestic Glory League.

"I think the level here is higher, but when it comes to youth training, our side is still not doing well enough."

Luoyang said.

To be honest, none of the teams in the Glory Professional League are wealthy right from the start.

Tyranny and Team Excellent Era also came through step by step in the beginning.

They all started in humble beginnings, but why is there such a gap now?

To put it more realistically, the current strong teams are all teams that entered the league relatively early. They achieved good results in the early stage. Even if they are not satisfactory later, they can at least maintain their mid-range position, such as Royal Style Team. .

And some teams that entered the league later, even if they are of excellent quality, either don't have the money or can't buy people.

In Luoyang's view, the best thing about a league is to constantly compete for the championship with intensity. Weak teams can also rely on cultivating new players to ensure their survival. At some point, they can even suddenly explode and directly become the new king.

"I am also very aware of this. This is indeed a mistake in our work."

Feng Xianjun said.

In fact, Feng Xianjun has long wanted to imitate the British league system and establish a second- and third-level league, or imitate the United States and conduct a draft.

But the staff of the Glory Professional League are skeptical about this change.

After all, no one can say for sure that a system that can be successfully implemented by the Glory Professional League in other countries can also be implemented smoothly in China.

What if I don't get used to it?

Can this second- and third-level leagues be directly applied across the board?

So how should we respond to these teams that have joined the second and third tier leagues? Should we just say "We won't do it anymore?"

It now seems that the domestic Glory Professional League was right in not doing this.

Although there are many quasi-professional teams participating in the challenge today, most of them are still grassroots teams composed of online game players.

Especially in the past few years, the entire challenge was basically a team of players.

How could a second-tier league created at this time be valuable?

But things are different now.

Although it is a bit late to do it now, it is very suitable.

After all, in today's Challenger League, there are already nearly ten teams that have entered the league, plus some really good player teams.

It is also very possible to enter the second level league.