Tianjin's safety has been under threat from the CSL (China South League) for some time now. This is due to the fact that the team's financial situation and the lack of support from the local government have made it difficult for them to compete with other teams in the league.

The Chinese Premier League, which is considered one of the most prestigious leagues in China, has always been a strong competitor for the CSL. However, this year has seen a significant decline in the number of clubs competing in the league, as many of them struggle financially and have become embroiled in legal disputes.

In response to these challenges, the Chinese Football Association (CFA) has announced that it will be implementing new regulations for the league next season. These regulations include stricter penalties for players who fail to pay their dues on time, and the implementation of a cap on the number of players who can sign with a single club.

However, this has not been enough to save the team from relegation. The CFA has also announced that it will be conducting a review of the team's financial situation, which could result in further financial difficulties.

Despite these challenges, the team remains optimistic about their future. They believe that with the right management and support, they can overcome any obstacles and return to the top of the league.