What's the name of Wuhan football team?

Wuhan football team is called Wuhan Changjiang Football Club.

Wuhan Changjiang Football Club is a professional football club located in Wuhan, Hubei Province, China. The team's home is located in Wuhan Wuhuan Sports Center, which has been dissolved.

Wuhan Changjiang Football Club, formerly known as Wuhan Lvyin Club, was established on February 17, 2009. In 2009, he participated in the second division of China Football Association, lost to Hunan Xiangtao Football Club in penalty shootout and won the second place, and successfully advanced to the first division of China Football Association.

201110/0 In October, Wuhan Zhong Bo Real Estate Group, Hubei Dongfang International Travel Service and Luxiang Square jointly invested 23 million yuan to acquire Hubei Luyin Football Club, which was officially renamed as "Hubei Zhong Bo Professional Football Club".

In 65438+February of the same year, Wuhan Zhong Bo Real Estate Group signed a transfer agreement with Wuhan Zall Holdings Co., Ltd., and Zall Holdings fully took over, and the club was renamed as "Wuhan Zall Professional Football Club". In 20 12 season, he won the runner-up in the First Division and was promoted to the China Football Association Super League.

20 13 was demoted to Grade A due to poor record. Won the first-class championship in 20 18 and returned to the super league. In February of 20021year, the club was renamed as "Wuhan Football Club".

In April 2022, the club was renamed Wuhan Changjiang Football Club. In 2022, the club was deducted 9 league points by China Football Association for unpaid wages. In the 33rd round, it lost to Chengdu Rongcheng Football Club with 1-3, and was finally downgraded with 1.

From the end of 20 1 1, it has been more than1year since Zall Group officially took over the club. This period of time just witnessed the beginning and end of the Jin and Yuan era of China football, and finally Wuhan Changjiang Football Club came to the end of withdrawal. It is not difficult to see that the influence of Jin and Yuan Dynasties on China football is still continuing.

Wuhan Changjiang will never be the only club that is eligible to quit before the league enters. Shanghai Shenhua, Beijing Guoan and Shandong Taishan, three established powerhouses, have been actively supported by local management departments on the issue of share reform because of their deep roots.

Clubs like Hebei Team, Shenzhen Team and Guangzhou City may not be so lucky. Because of some historical problems, whether these teams can participate in the league in 2023 needs a big question mark.