Xu Jiayin: Hengda will continue to operate the football business
Evergrande group is in debt crisis. Will it withdraw from the field of football? On February 19, Evergrande held a football management meeting. Xu Jiayin, chairman of the board of directors of Evergrande group, said that he would continue to operate the football business and that the positioning of Guangzhou team would be "cradle and platform" in the future. Meanwhile, Wang Yajun, President of Evergrande football school, is also the chairman of Guangzhou football club.
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