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Some officials say it's time to rethink the ink

By Shi Futian | China Daily | Updated: 2018-03-27 08:03

The Chinese Football Association is remaining tight-lipped on reports that it is considering a ban on players displaying tattoos after members of the national team were apparently asked to cover up their body art during Thursday's 6-0 China Cup loss to Wales in Nanning.

After the game, China Sports Daily reported that the CFA had issued a ban on body art in a bid to improve soccer's image here.

The newspaper also said the CFA regulations would not be restricted to the national team and could affect youth leagues nationwide.

Some officials say it's time to rethink the ink

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