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Media person: Zhou Qi’s arbitration result has a high probability that the most likely next home will be in Shanghai tomorrow afternoon.

Live broadcast, July 5th news Su Qun revealed yesterday that the arbitration tribunal of the General Administration of Sports will give a conclusion today about where Zhou Qi plays after the men’s basketball World Cup. According to the report of senior media person @ Fu Zhenghao MVP, there may be no arbitration result of Zhou Qi today, and it is likely that it will be released tomorrow afternoon. Before that, the Chinese Basketball Association still hopes that Zhou Qi, the three parties in Xinjiang and Shanghai can reach a transaction agreement on their own. The original text is as follows: Don’t wait, there may be no arbitration result today. Judging from the current progress of arbitration, the arbitration result is likely to be released tomorrow afternoon. Before that, the Basketball Association still hopes that Zhou Qi, Xinjiang and Shanghai can reach a deal on their own. One thing needs to be corrected. At present, the arbitration institution is still China Basketball Association, not China Sports Arbitration Commission. Teacher Su Qun wrote in the article yesterday: “Where Does Zhou Qi play after the World Cup? The arbitration tribunal of the General Administration of Sports will give a conclusion tomorrow.” After reading this article, I recklessly think that “the arbitration tribunal of the General Administration of Sports” is the newly established China Sports Arbitration Commission of the General Administration of Sports at the beginning of this year, because the arbitration tribunal of the General Administration of Sports has no semicolons. I immediately consulted several familiar arbitrators, but they all said that they had not received the relevant task notice and were limited by the principle of confidentiality, and it was not convenient to comment on Zhou Qi’s arbitration from a professional perspective. Another person familiar with the matter told that the result would be released as soon as that night, but it didn’t wait for the result in the end. Today, I asked all the arbitrators I knew one by one. They all said that they were not clear about this matter. Only then did I realize that the situation was wrong. So I specially called the official of China Sports Arbitration Commission this afternoon. They said that according to the principle of confidentiality, they could not disclose any information about arbitration cases to me, however, in view of the uproar on the Internet, the other party expressed appreciation for my attitude of insisting on rigorous verification, so he made an exception and made it clear that the China Sports Arbitration Commission had never received Zhou Qi’s arbitration application so far. So far, my concern has been confirmed. The case of Zhou Qi was not heard by the “arbitration tribunal of General Administration of Sports” written by teacher Su, but still stayed at the stage of arbitration of China Basketball Association. So I asked the people familiar with the Basketball Association for verification again and was told that Zhou Qi’s arbitration was indeed led by the Chinese Basketball Association. As we all know, in 2021, Zhou Qi successively went through the three stages of the procedure of “CBA alliance mediation-CBA league discipline and dispute resolution committee collegial panel arbitration-China Basketball Association arbitration. Zhou Qi refused to accept the results of the first two stages, so he applied to the Basketball Association for arbitration and added evidence materials several times later. Although the discipline and ethics committee of the Chinese Basketball Association punished Xinjiang in February this year with reasons such as the confusion of enterprise subjects, the committee was only a discipline department and was not responsible for arbitration, however, the Chinese Basketball Association has never made a real conclusion on Zhou Qi’s arbitration application. Now, after a long wait, the Chinese Basketball Association is finally going to make the final arbitration. According to insiders, in fact, the Chinese Basketball Association hopes that Xinjiang men’s basketball, Zhou Qi and Shanghai men’s basketball will negotiate on their own to solve the transfer problem. It is best to complete the transaction before the arbitration result is released, in this way, the Basketball Association will not offend any party. After all, the deal reached by the three parties belongs to your love and I wish, and has nothing to do with the Basketball Association. However, the fact is that the three parties have been unable to reach a compromise. The original arbitration result is indeed expected to be released on the evening of July 4, but because both parties involved in the arbitration raised objections to some arbitration details, this led to time delay. According to the current situation, the Chinese Basketball Association may also make a final ruling at the latest tomorrow afternoon (July 6). Even at this point in time, the Basketball Association still hopes that the three parties can talk calmly, accept mediation and complete the transaction before the arbitration result, so it is not surprising if the transaction occurs at any time. As far as the current situation is concerned, whether Zhou Qi can recover his freedom or not, Shanghai’s long-lasting men’s basketball is his most likely next home. (I have verified the whole process with more than a dozen people from all sides. My ability is limited, but I only get the above information fragments. Please correct the inaccuracy.) Previously, @ Fu Zhenghao MVP had reported that the industry generally believed that Shanghai was one of Zhou Qi’s most likely next families, and a consensus of the CBA family was that, shanghai men’s basketball should use Wang Zhelin as the main bargaining chip to trade Zhou Qi. Related news: Media person: Shanghai is one of the most likely families for Zhou Qi to use Wang Zhilin to replace it with industry consensus. Where will Zhou Qi go next?

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