Chinese football authorities have introduced yet another stringent measure to regulate transfer transactions of local clubs.

Chinese Football Association (CFA) announced that unprofitable Super League clubs will not be able to sign legionnaires more than 6 million euros.

Also, a ceiling was introduced for Chinese players' transitions - no more than 2.6 million euros.

Also, the authorities will monitor the ties of Chinese clubs with subsidiaries, such as Inter and Jiangsu Sunin. When players move from one such club to another, the original cost of the player will be taken into account when he moved to the affiliated club.

New standards will come into effect from the summer transfer window and are designed to limit the excessive spending of Chinese club owners.

Earlier, China already introduced a large tax on transfers of foreign players.