Under an announcement, Wei Xin announced the end of his second stint at Wuxi Wu Hook.
As a team from all over China, Wuxi Wuhou is facing major pressure to stay in the relegation this season, which is one of the main reasons leading to Wei Xin's dismissal. Up to now, Wuxi Wuhu has played 10 rounds in the Central League, and they have only achieved 3 draws and 7 defeats, scored only 2 goals, conceded 18 goals, and ranked the bottom of the table with only 3 points. Among the 16 teams in the Central League, they are the only two who have yet to taste victory (the other team is Shanghai Jiading Huilong), and also have the fewest number of goals scored and the most goals conceded.
Wuxi Wuhu achieved one draw and three losses in the four matches in the Central League that Wei Xin resumed coaching and led the team, only drawing 1-1 at home against Guangzhou in the 10th round.
Wei Xin, born on April 18, 1977 in Chongqing, is a representative of Chongqing soccer. During his career, he mainly played for Chongqing and won the FA Cup with Chongqing Lifan in 2000. In addition, he was selected for the national soccer team.
After retirement, Wei Xin naturally became a coach. However, he had been the head coach of Chongqing Lifan, Nantong Zhiyun and Wuxi Wu Hook respectively. Now, when he leaves Wuxi's Wu Hook again, he will start a brand new green chapter.
Coincidentally, the same night Wei Xin stepped down, another team in the Central League, Shijiazhuang Kung Fu, also made an announcement that head coach Zhang Hui would no longer hold the position of first-team head coach. In other words, it was in one night that two Chinese League One teams had their head coaches fired. This also shows that teams involved in the Central League are under tremendous pressure, whether they are fighting for promotion or relegation.
