In a significant move to combat corruption within its football leagues, China has imposed lifetime bans on 43 individuals, including players and officials, for their involvement in match-fixing and gambling.
This decision follows a comprehensive two-year investigation that scrutinized 120 matches, implicating 128 suspects across 41 clubs. The crackdown targets a widespread network of corruption, aiming to restore integrity to one of the country's most beloved sports.
Among those banned are notable figures, including former Chinese internationals, highlighting the depth of the scandal shaking the foundations of Chinese football.
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