山东泰山 / Shandong Taishan

Overview

山东泰山 / Shandong Taishan appears in the episode as a club case for equity-reform cost changes and foreign-player roster allocation.

Current Profile

The source uses Shandong Taishan in two policy branches. Financially, it is mentioned around a five-year equity-reform period ending and club costs rising when base and football-school use is no longer free. Sportingly, its foreign-player mix is used to discuss whether expensive roster slots should be concentrated in central roles, wide players, or center-forward profiles.

Key Characteristics

• Club-finance example tied to equity reform and operating-cost shifts.
• Foreign-player allocation example in the “register six, play five” discussion.
• Case where individual player role value is treated as tactical and salary-cap dependent.

Evidence

• Cost structure: Vol.226 中超扩军与跨年制：联赛下一步该怎么走？ ft.陈永 mentions base and football-school rent after equity-reform terms changed.
• Foreign-player roster design: Vol.226 中超扩军与跨年制：联赛下一步该怎么走？ ft.陈永 discusses Zeca, Cressan, and Kazaisvili as examples of role-value tradeoffs.

Qualifications

The page does not independently verify contract details, rent amounts, or tactical evaluations.

What Changed

• Added Shandong Taishan as a club-finance and foreign-player-policy example.

Relationships

• 中国足球财务纪律 / Chinese Football Financial Discipline - finance branch where equity reform and costs matter.
• 中国足球外援政策 / Chinese Football Foreign-Player Policy - roster-policy branch illustrated by Shandong’s foreign-player mix.
• 中国足球超级联赛 / Chinese Super League - league setting for the club case.