Analyzes governance crises in China's sports leagues and proposes legal solutions, indicating pathways for improvement.
This paper takes the frequent dissolution of clubs and wage arrears of players in China's professional sports leagues in recent years as a starting point, revealing the deep-seated governance crisis under its prosperous appearance. By combining the progress of Chinese professional sports in terms of policy-driven and legal evolution, the article focuses on analyzing its legalization dilemma in the four core areas of governance structure, property rights system, regulatory system, and player mobility. On this basis, drawing on mature European and American experience and combining with China's national conditions, it puts forward a systematic legal path with “charterization” governance as the core, clarifying the status of legal persons, strengthening the application of law, and constructing a special litigation mechanism to provide theoretical reference for promoting the high-quality development of China's professional sports leagues.
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