The Chinese Football Association (CFA) has announced that Tianjin CSL will not face relegation after a safety assurance system was implemented to ensure the stability of the team.

The CFA announced on Thursday that it had introduced a new safety assurance system for all its clubs, which aims to provide greater protection against potential financial losses and improve the overall performance of the club. The system includes measures such as stricter financial controls, better monitoring of player behavior, and increased use of technology in decision-making processes.

The move comes after a series of safety incidents involving Chinese football clubs over the past few years, including the failure of Chinese Super League side Guangzhou Evergrande to secure a place in the Premier League due to financial issues. The CFA's safety assurance system is designed to help clubs avoid similar problems in the future, by providing a more robust framework for managing risks and ensuring the long-term sustainability of their operations.

Despite the safety assurances, the CFA remains committed to supporting the development of China's footballing talent and promoting a healthy and safe environment for players and fans alike. The organization continues to work closely with clubs and other stakeholders to address any concerns or issues that may arise, while also providing ongoing support and guidance to ensure the success of the league and its teams.