Guizhou’s “Village Super League” joins hands with Malaysia to welcome its first overseas competition zone

China News Service, Rongjiang, Guizhou, October 5 (Reporter Yuan Chao) Guizhou's "Village Super" Sports Industry Group and the Selangor Chinese Sports Association of Malaysia held a strategic cooperation signing ceremony on the 5th. Guizhou's "Village Super" ushered in its first overseas competition area, marking that the "Village Super" model originating from the mountains of Guizhou has officially gone abroad.

During the National Day in 2026, the third international football match of Guizhou’s “Village Super League” kicked off. 551 players from South America, Europe, Asia, Africa and other places gathered in Rongjiang County, Guizhou Province. Among them, Malaysia sent 2 teams to participate in this grassroots football event.

According to the signed strategic cooperation agreement, the two parties will build a three-in-one collaborative closed loop of "communication-events-talent" to fully implement the localized "Malaysian version of Village Super League". In the field of international communication, relying on the advantages of cultural interconnection among Chinese people in Southeast Asia and leveraging overseas new media platforms, we jointly build international communication sites and open up overseas communication channels; in terms of event linkage, we practice the two-way principle of "go out and invite in" and send teams to each other to participate in the domestic "Village Super League" ", the national "Class Super League" league, and regularly organizes the Malaysian "Village Super League" sub-division competitions; at the youth training talent level, a two-way communication channel for football coaches is established, and professional coaches are sent to each other to carry out teaching and practical training to make up for the shortcomings of local high-level youth training coaches in Rongjiang.

"The signing of the Malaysian Overseas Division is a key breakthrough for the 'Village Super League' to go global." Ouyang Zhangwei, the chief communication planner of Guizhou Village Super League, said that this cooperation is not just a friendly match. The Malaysian Division will fully introduce a complete set of "Village Super League" operating concepts and models. The two sides will use football as the fulcrum to drive two-way cultural and economic exchanges between the two countries.