The Chinese Super League (CSL) has been one of the most competitive leagues in Asia, with teams from China and other countries vying for supremacy. However, there is always a risk of relegation, which can have serious consequences for a team's financial stability and long-term prospects.

One team that faces this risk regularly is Qingdao FC, who are currently sitting at the bottom of the table. The club was founded in 2014 and has struggled to establish themselves in the top flight of Chinese football. They have been relegated twice before, in 2017 and 2018, and have since been struggling to find their way back up again.

The team's struggles have not only affected their finances but have also impacted their fanbase and reputation. Fans have grown tired of seeing their team struggle and have started to turn their backs on the club. This has led to a drop in ticket sales and revenue, which in turn has made it harder for the club to compete with bigger clubs financially.

Despite these challenges, Qingdao FC remains committed to their goal of returning to the top flight of Chinese football. They have put in place a number of strategies to try and turn things around, including investing in new players and improving their training facilities.

However, the road ahead will be tough, as relegation is never easy to avoid. But with determination and hard work, the club may yet rise once more and return to the top tier of Chinese football. In the meantime, fans should continue to support the team, regardless of their current position in the league, as they believe in them and want to see them succeed.