Guangzhou’s all-Chinese squad faces Super League challenge
The disappointment of Guangzhou FC’s 2020 season finale has passed, and their senses have been sharpened for the first league matches.
by WEF Staff
Updated: 22/07/2026
The disappointment of Guangzhou FC’s 2020 season finale has passed, and their senses have been sharpened for the first league matches.
Updated: 22/07/2026
Following a lengthy hiatus, Wild East Football founding editor returns to the fold to explain his absence, and thoughts about the state of the Chinese game.
by James Reeve
Updated: 22/07/2026
Reports continue to emerge that suggest Changchun Yatai are on the verge of completing a deal for Ulsan Hyundai striker Júnior Negrão.
by Donald Ross
Updated: 22/07/2026
New name, new manager, new players. There will be plenty of changes for fans to get used to in 2021.
by Donald Ross
Updated: 22/07/2026
A nil-nil draw left the 2020 Chinese Super League title and relegation play-offs evenly poised before their decisive second legs.
by James Reeve
Updated: 22/07/2026
Changchun Yatai were crowned champions of the 2020 China League One season after a dominant 3-0 victory over Chengdu Better City.
by James Reeve
Updated: 22/07/2026
Changchun Yatai replaced Samvel Babayan with Chen Yang despite a strong start to the delayed 2020 China League One season.
by James Reeve
Updated: 22/07/2026
The first round of the delayed 2020 Chinese Super League season produced goals, upsets and plenty of talking points across Dalian and Suzhou.
by James Reeve
Updated: 22/07/2026
Changchun Yatai have a serious lack of depth at the striker position and veteran Gao Di could be the answer to this problem.
by James Reeve
Updated: 22/07/2026
Shanghai Shenhua added experienced China international striker Yang Xu on a free transfer following the collapse of Tianjin Tianhai.