On the other hand, of course, Shijiazhuang Kung Fu sees hope for promotion to the Chinese Super League against the backdrop of a struggling Kunshan team and individual Chinese Super League teams facing access difficulties. It is worth mentioning that Shijiazhuang Kung Fu has the first advantage if the Chinese League One team has access problems. Because of this, they are now ready to replace.
On the afternoon of March 27, Shijiazhuang Kung Fu Football Club officially released a set of pictures and text messages of the team's training preparations, which read: Live up to the beauty of spring and practice hard. A normal heart, everywhere. Obviously, the expression of "a normal heart" here is to convey the message that they are ready with both hands and can fully complement the Chinese Super League. From the footage of the training site, the Shijiazhuang Kung Fu Generals are in good spirits and training very seriously and hard. They are also preparing their hands.
Earlier, Xu Tao, general manager of Shijiazhuang Kung Fu Football Club, made it clear that the club had submitted all the access materials to the Chinese Football Association and the Chinese Football Federation. The goal of the new season is to go all out to surpass and prepare for the Chinese Super League.
It has been reported that Shijiazhuang Kung Fu's home ground will be located at the Shijiazhuang Yutong International Sports Center Stadium in the upcoming season, whether they continue to play in the Central League or substitute for promotion to the Chinese Super League. This used to be the home of Shijiazhuang's other team, Shijiazhuang Yongchang, but then, with Yongchang moving to Cangzhou, renamed Cangzhou Lions, and Shijiazhuang being left without a Chinese Super League team, Yutong went silent.
Now, determined to take root in Shijiazhuang, Shijiazhuang Kung Fu will once again carry the banner of Shijiazhuang soccer and welcome the spring breeze to write a new green story.
