Addressing user statement

I see the user mentioned something related to the Chinese Super League and the AFC Champions League, specifically about not enjoying special treatment for foreign player registrations. It sounds like they might want a summary or an explanation. Since they didn't ask a direct question, I could clarify by asking if they need a summary, an explanation of the 1+1+2 rules, or a source. I think the "1+1+2" might be about foreign player registration slots, but I'm not entirely sure.Exploring ACL details

It seems the news is about the upcoming season of the AFC Champions League and its restructuring starting in 2024-25. Thailand had a "1+1+2" allocation, which could mean different slots for ACL and ACL Two. The AFC assigns slots based on association rankings, with top associations potentially getting more slots. The user's text suggests that the Chinese Super League won't receive the same treatment as Thailand, possibly due to rumors about additional slots or scheduling conflicts.Clarifying the 1+1+2 rule

It looks like the user wants clarification on what "1+1+2" means and why it's not applicable to the Chinese Super League. Since I can't browse for specifics, I need to explain this generically. So, I might ask if they want a quick explanation of "1+1+2," its context, and implications for next season's slots. The formula seems to indicate 1 slot in the ACLE group stage, 1 in ACL2, and 2 in qualifiers. Thailand likely benefits from its high ranking, while China may have a more limited allocation.Analyzing China's ranking and ACL slots

Historically, China's ranking in football has dropped, and for the 2024-25 season, they received 1 slot in the ACLE and 1 in ACL2. The "special treatment" might imply that if Thai clubs withdraw, their unused slots could transfer to ACL2. The "1+1+2" could also refer to roster slots—1 ASEAN, 1 AFC, and 2 others. In the Thai League, there's been a transition from a "3+1+1" rule to a "5+1+2" rule. The quote indicates that the Chinese Super League won't enjoy the same advantages as Thailand's 1+1+2.Explaining the 1+1+2 rule

It seems "1+1+2" refers to the quotas for participating teams across three tiers: 1 in ACLE, 1 in ACL2, and 2 in ACL qualifiers. People might wish that the Chinese Super League (CSL) could receive the same treatment as Thailand, but according to reports, that won't happen. I should clarify what "1+1+2" means and explain why CSL can't enjoy similar benefits due to AFC rankings and licensing issues. It seems I can summarize this concisely and ask if the user wants a breakdown of the current slots.