In the latest development, the Chinese Super League (CSL) has announced that its top club Tianjin Teda has been relegated to the second tier after failing to qualify for the playoffs in the regular season. The move comes just weeks after the league had been suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The relegation is not only disappointing for the Teda fans but also for the league itself. It marks a significant setback for the CS League, which has been one of the most popular and competitive leagues in China. Despite the recent suspension, the league remains highly regarded by fans and players alike.

The decision to drop Tianjin from the CSL was made by the league management committee after a thorough review of the team's performance. The league believes that the Teda failed to meet the required standards for promotion to the next tier, including their performance during the regular season.

The league has expressed disappointment with the decision and plans to continue working on finding a solution to this situation. They have already started discussions with the club about potential solutions such as retraining or restructuring the squad.

The suspension of the league has also affected other clubs in the CSL, including the Shanghai Shenhua FC, who were also suspended due to the same reason. The suspension will affect the schedule of all teams in the league, making it difficult for them to plan ahead.

However, the suspension does not mean that the league will be abandoned. The league is committed to continuing to operate under new rules and regulations, and they will do everything possible to ensure that the league can resume operations as soon as possible.

Overall, the relegation of Tianjin Teda to the second tier is a blow to the CSL and the league as a whole. However, the league is committed to finding a solution to this situation and hopes that it can resume operations soon.