In addition, many of Taishan's local players are also on this clean slate, with Han Rongze, the team's No. 2 goalkeeper, taking the brunt of the action. Korea originally had the strength to become Taishan's No. 1 goalkeeper, but was suppressed by Wang Dalei for many years. Coupled with the conflict with Hao Wei, Han Rongze was unable to gain a foothold in the Taishan first team.
Last season, even though Wang Dalei was banned, Han Rongze didn't seize the opportunity to stabilize his position as the starting goalkeeper. This season, Taishan brought in Liu Shibo, the former starting goalkeeper of Guangzhou, which makes Han Rongze's position in the team even more precarious. Therefore, Han Rongze is likely to leave the transfer window in the summer, and he should not have to worry about finding his next home.
Liao Lisheng, one of Taishan's key signings last season, is also likely to leave the team this summer. Last season, Liao was appointed by Hao Wei as the team's main back, but his performance in the league failed to live up to Hao Wei's trust. This season, Liao has completely lost his place in the team. After five rounds of the league, he only played 6 minutes of the game.
The last one who will leave the team this summer is Taishan's striker Guo Tianyu. Since he came back from studying in Portugal, Guo Tianyu has not been able to regain his form. Last season, his performance was criticized by many fans. This season, Guo is still in a slump, so he was left out of the starting lineup by interim coach Fabio.
As things stand, Guo Tianyu will likely be loaned out by Taishan FC in the summer to find form with other teams, and Jinan Xingzhou, a newcomer to the Central League, should be a good choice.
After the above five players left the team, Taishan's main lineup in the second half of the Chinese Super League will definitely change a lot. I hope the club can boldly activate the young players, help them grow quickly, and complete the alternation of the old and new teams as soon as possible...
