转自：扬子晚报 "兄弟，真像做了个梦一样！"站在江苏唯一的足球小镇——海门足球小镇平整的足球场边，在苏超决赛 前一周的一个午后，苏超南通队副领队（海门珂缔缘足球青训的创始人）李太镇对扬子晚报/紫牛新闻 记者这样说！ 十多年来，扬子晚报见证了李太镇从砸锅卖铁搞青训与妻子挤在学生宿舍生活的艰难，到勇夺首届苏超 亚军的辉煌，珂缔缘青训的发展史堪称神奇，每每遇到李太镇，他都会将"扬子晚报永远是珂缔缘青训 的恩人！"挂在嘴边。 和李太镇打过交道的人都知道，他是一个外表粗犷且有些难说话的人，他认定的东西，即使朋友或者领 导再三叮嘱相劝，或是已经碰的头破血流，他依旧都会坚持。因为搞了足球，老李没有时间舞文弄墨， 但他不论搬到哪里，办公室总会挂着一副朋友早期送他的书法：《李疯子》。2015年记者第一次在李太 镇办公室看到这幅书法作品时，就能感受到这个人的特立独行。确实，正是因为他的不凡，2003年底便 从事足球新闻报道，看过中国足球圈形形色色人物的扬子晚报记者才会被他的人格魅力所吸引。而与李 太镇及珂缔缘的一路相伴，更是源自扬子晚报对于江苏乃至中国足球的那份持续责任感！ 2015年春天，刚刚从江苏省足球基地调至省体育局青少处 ...

Core Viewpoint - The controversy surrounding Sun Jihai's youth training compensation highlights the challenges faced in youth football training in China, particularly regarding the financial implications of contract termination and the need for arbitration in such disputes [3][4][6]. Group 1: Incident Overview - A parent reported that their 12-year-old child, injured during training, was asked to pay 180,000 yuan (approximately 27,000 USD) to exit Sun Jihai's youth training program [3]. - The child sustained serious injuries, including tibial tuberosity inflammation and patellar tendonitis, leading to the decision to withdraw from the program [3][4]. - The training program, "Hi Ball," founded by former national player Sun Jihai, operates on a "fully free" model, which is common in the current challenging football environment in China [4][6]. Group 2: Compensation and Contractual Obligations - The concept of a "release certificate" is crucial, as it allows young players to leave training programs, but typically requires financial compensation to the training institution [4][6]. - Compensation amounts can vary significantly based on the duration of training, with some parents reporting payments of around 90,000 yuan (approximately 13,500 USD) for similar release situations [6][7]. - The high compensation demand of 180,000 yuan has raised concerns among parents and the youth training community, prompting discussions about the fairness and transparency of such fees [3][7]. Group 3: Industry Insights and Recommendations - Experts in the youth training sector emphasize the need for better communication between parents and training institutions to negotiate compensation amounts [7]. - If negotiations fail, parents can seek arbitration from the Chinese Football Association, which will assess the situation and determine appropriate compensation based on various factors [7].