Shenzhen FC's move to be relegated: Shenzhen relegation

Shenzhen FC has announced that they will be relegated from the Chinese Super League, marking their fourth relegation in the last five years.

The news was announced on Tuesday morning by the club's chairman, Li Jincheng, who said: "In order to improve the performance of the team and maintain the stability of the league, we have decided to withdraw from the Chinese Super League this season."

This move comes as no surprise given the club's recent struggles, with a poor start to the season and a lack of form in recent fixtures. The club has struggled to attract good players, especially from overseas talent, which has led to low participation rates and poor results.

It is not clear how long the club will stay out of the league, but it seems likely that they will need to find a new owner or manager before they can return to compete at the highest level of football in China.

As for fans, the decision to go down means that they may face some tough times ahead. However, there is always hope for the future, and Shenzhen FC will undoubtedly bounce back and make their mark in the coming seasons.