Beijing Guoan as the most attractive of the Chinese Super League teams this season. At the beginning of the season, fans and media were expecting the return of Beijing Guoan, who always competed for the first place. However, four consecutive victories disappointed fans. Although Beijing Guoan had its first win after that, he also won four games off and on. However, it never saw consecutive victories. It always cycled between winning one, drawing one, winning one and losing one. Currently, Beijing Guoan stumbles and falls short of fans' expectations as it sits in seventh place in the Chinese Super League standings with four wins, five draws, two losses and 17 points. As the team's head coach:Stanley.
Back in the beginning of the league, some Guoan fans shouted for Stanley's dismissal. However, whenever the voices of dismissal were the loudest, Stanley was able to lead his team to a win. Sometimes, he even led the team to win a big victory, letting the fans see hope again. It must be said that Stanley's "life is really hard". Even so, there is still news of a new coach coming to Beijing Guoan.
Portuguese media reported some time ago by zerozero that Portuguese Ricardo Soares would be the new coach of Beijing Guoan, with a contract to be signed between the two sides for 2 and a half years until the end of 2025. However, the news was subsequently debunked by other media outlets, claiming that Ricardo Soares had not signed a contract with Beijing Guoan. As the saying goes, nothing comes out of thin air, so why is Portuguese media zerozero why is Ricardo Soares linked to Beijing National Security and not another team? Shortly after this news was rumored, Ricardo Soares' employer, Portuguese club Super Estoril, officially announced that it would end its managerial partnership with Ricardo Soares. In a statement, the president of FC Estoril said, "Ricardo Soares and his team have ended their partnership with Estoril."
Subsequently, Portuguese media outlet Record predicted that Ricardo Soares will continue his coaching career at Beijing Guoan in China. So, will Ricardo Soares officially replace Stanley as the new coach of Beijing Guoan this time?
Ricardo Soares is 48 years old and has spent most of his playing and coaching career in Portugal. As a manager, he has coached a number of teams in the Portuguese Superliga and Portuguese Liga. Including:Estoril, Givicent, Moreirense, Xaviş and many more. He had his most successful season in charge in the 21/22 season, leading Givicent to a fifth place finish, which was Givicent's best result into the 21st century. From there, Ricardo Soares also went to coach in Africa, but he wasn't very successful before returning to the Portuguese Super League.
