Chinese football fans’ intentions to visit Europe

Peng, Norman; Chen, Annie Huiling; Kwon, Kyung-Joon

doi:10.1016/j.annals.2016.08.006

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“…They become the flagship of the authorities and acquire a certain legitimacy. These new rich, also present in the Gulf countries, are looking to spend their money and be entertained through new ways [34]. However, these numerous investments can generate risks.…”

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China, Aspiration to Become a Football Superpower: What We Need to Know?

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The purpose of this paper is to find out the Chinese aspiration towards the football business, its risks, and challenges. Specifically, we examined the national and international Chinese investments in football. Our findings revealed that there is a tendency for China to offer a large sum of money to the foreign players to attract them but also to invest in infrastructure across the country in order to increase the population's interest in this sport. Imperative to know that, the state's asserted desire to become a great football nation, public and private companies must follow people’s hope. It has been found that big football fans are involved in the development of football in China. The goal is to find the future Mbappé or Ronaldo who will allow China to shine as a football superpower.

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