Guangzhou Football Club (GFC) has secured safety in the Chinese Super League after the club's suspension was lifted, according to a report from the Guangzhou Daily.
The club announced on Wednesday that it had been suspended for three months by the Chinese Football Association (CFA), which is responsible for regulating football in China. The suspension came after GFC was found guilty of failing to comply with regulations related to safety and training.
In response to the suspension, GFC has stated that it will take steps to improve its safety and training systems, and will work closely with the CFA to ensure that the league continues to operate smoothly.
However, the suspension has not affected the club's performance in the league. In fact, the team has already won four consecutive matches, including a 5-2 victory over Liaoning United in the last match.
Despite the positive news, GFC still faces significant challenges ahead. The club needs to continue improving its safety and training systems, as well as working closely with the CFA to ensure that the league continues to operate smoothly. The suspension may have put pressure on the club, but the team remains committed to continuing to improve and reach their full potential.