Jinmen Tiger welcomes Zheng Bin to join the team
On March 7, Tianjin Jinmen Tigers Football Club announced in a high-profile announcement that Zheng Bin will hold the positions of both technical director and youth training director. The 1977-born soccer elite was once the pride of the Chinese national team. Zheng Bin's career has spanned a number of clubs including Wuhan Cardinal K, Shenzhen Jianlibao, Wuhan Guanggu and Wuhan Zall. After retiring from the game, he transitioned into coaching and helped Wuhan Zall and Hebei Huaxia Happiness successfully reach the Super League, as well as being the coach of the Chinese national soccer team in 2020. Zheng Bin is experienced in working in the Chinese Super League and the national team, and knows the players' characteristics well, and his arrival will give Tianjin Jinmen Tigers a strong impetus.
Guangzhou team's international player's stay is undecided
On March 6, the Guangzhou team gathered at the Panyu base in Guangzhou for the first time in the new season. With Evergrande downsizing, the destination of the team's players came into focus. Yan Dinghao and Wu Shaochong, who were rumored to be willing to take a pay cut to stay in the team, did not appear in the team, and they have been training with the national team in Haikou. Guangzhou team's true thoughts on the two are not yet clear, whether the two stay in the new season, is still a mystery. The new coaching staff hopes that the two will stay to promote the growth of young players, but the top salary of 600,000 yuan of high income for them, the attraction does not seem to be big.
Evergrande veteran Huang Bowen may retire
Huang Bowen, 35, a former starter at Evergrande during its glory days, has been named to the U19 National Youth Team coaching staff. He is about to head to Shanghai to join the national youth team, with a high probability of retirement. The trio of Liu Dianzheng, Deng Hanwen and Gao Junyi are currently in training with the national team, along with He Chao, who could move to Wuhan Sanzhen. Liao Lisheng, on the other hand, is training with Shandong Taishan and a signing is imminent. Zhang Linpeng's next home is yet to be announced, but Shandong Taishan and a team in Shanghai seem to be interested in him.
Zheng Zhi's future destination is a mystery
Captain Zheng Zhi's destination will be revealed after the National Football League's Top 12 tournament. Rumor has it that he may join the Shenzhen team to reunite with Gao Lin, but the Shenzhen team is currently in a difficult situation, and the possibility of bringing in Zheng Zhi is almost zero. The Shenzhen soccer club recently promoted former international soccer player Chen Tao to assist head coach Li Zhangsu, meaning that the Shenzhen team already has two Chinese coaches. Zheng Zhi's transfer to Shenzhen as a player seems even more unlikely, after all, he is nearly 42 years old.
Shenzhen's reinforcement target is clear
Shenzhen's target is South Korea's Gangwon FC center back Lim Chae-min, who is expected to join Shenzhen in the Chinese Super League. In terms of internal reinforcements, Shenzhen has few targets, and the team's young players are starting to show their talents, such as newly promoted international footballer Dai Weijun. Goalkeeper Dong Chunyu is on trial with the team and is expected to stay.
Wuhan's three towns continue to attract reinforcements
Wuhan Three Town has increased its reinforcement efforts after being promoted to the Super League, purchasing three foreign aiders and signing international goalkeepers Liu Dianzuo and Deng Hanwen. According to the media, Wuhan Sanzhen is also interested in signing Gao Zhunyi and He Chao.
Chengdu Hibiscus lineup taking shape
Chengdu Rongcheng's five foreign aid lineup for the new season has been set, and the introduction of internal aid is also in order. Last season's foreign aiders Romulo and Felipe will stay in the team, Jonathan will return to the team, and the new introduction of Kim Dae-gyu and Wendy Bichler. In terms of internal reinforcements, Zhou Dingyang chose the Rongcheng team, Liu Ruofan negotiated with Shenhua, and goalkeeper Geng Xiaofeng is expected to stay.
Meizhou Hakka targeting foreign aid
Meizhou Hakka, the first county-level Chinese Super League team, is steadily replenishing its squad in preparation for a big new season. Currently, there are two foreigners linked to Meizhou Hakka, one of them is Brazilian striker Rodrigo Henrique from the Bulgarian league, and the other is Vukanovic, a free agent from Serbia.
Zhejiang preparations in order
Zhejiang has finally secured a spot in the Chinese Super League after fighting for five seasons in the Central League. The team, in addition to renewing the contract of foreign aid Matthews, has also confirmed a number of foreign aiders such as Evolo, Mu Xiekui and Frank, ready to set off a green whirlwind in the Chinese Super League.
