The Chinese Football Association forces the name of professional football clubs to be non-enterprise,which restricts basic rights,such as the club's name rights and business freedom and others,and should be subject to legality review.Although this restriction essentially sets the league entry conditions and does not exceed the statutory authority,the specific restrictions are contrary to the provisions of the higher-level laws,such as Administrative Licensing Law,Enterprise Name Registration Management Regulations and other,suspected of administrative monopoly and improper violation.Reducing the rights of the counterparty and increasing the obligations of the counterparty violates the principle of necessity in the principle of proportionality.The Chinese Football Association should promote the legalization of club name reform.At this stage,first realize the non-corporateization of team names,take special considerations for special names,explore the communityization and membership of professional clubs,establish and improve its corporate governance structure,and provide investors with reasonable compensation.
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