CSL: New season foreign player policy adjusted

The CSL (Chinese Professional Soccer League) has announced that it is adjusting its new season foreign player policy to allow for more international players to be signed.

Under the previous policy, only two foreign players could be signed by each team in the league. However, this season, the number has been increased to four. This means that teams will have more options when it comes to signing foreign players and can now include up to four foreigners on their squad.

This move reflects the increasing importance of foreign players in Chinese football and the desire to attract top talent from around the world. With the country's growing interest in soccer, many clubs have been looking to sign high-profile foreign players to boost their chances of success.

The increase in the number of foreign players also means that there will be more competition for places in the league. Clubs will need to work harder than ever before to ensure they have a strong squad capable of competing at the highest level.

Overall, the adjustment of the foreign player policy in the CSL is a positive step forward for the league and the sport as a whole. It shows that Chinese clubs are serious about attracting top talent and investing in their future success.