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The soccer career of Chan Yuen Ting, who is in the lineup, started as a hobby. To the "millionaire's favorite"
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The inclination led her to soccer, and it was the summer of her sophomore year in high school that she actually stepped on the field.
Chan Yuen-ting, who regards soccer as a hobby, joined the coaching profession after entering the Chinese University of Hong Kong, one of the major motivations was to "work and study" to finance her own university expenses. Starting from teaching children, she has gradually created a legend in the field of men's soccer, and is now regarded as one of the best soccer coaches in China.
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After graduating from university, Chan Yuen-ting seized the opportunity to join the Hong Kong Premier League team, Tin Shui Wai Pegasus, as a data analyst while attending coaching training courses, and returned to the Chinese University of Hong Kong to further her studies and obtain a Master's Degree in Sports Medicine and Health Sciences.
In 2015, Chan Yuen Ting had a career breakthrough, first becoming an assistant coach of Hong Kong Premier League powerhouse Orient before being promoted to head coach at the end of the year. Becoming the first female coach in Asia to coach a men's top flight team was a miracle in itself.
Faced with the immense pressure of becoming a female coach, Chen Wanting firmly chose the challenge. She said that despite not having much capital to lose, her dream of becoming a head coach never wavered, "So I told myself that I'd better give it a try! Because there's nothing you can't lose."
In the 2015-16 season, Chan Yuen-ting led Orient to the Hong Kong Premier League title, becoming the first female head coach in the team's history to lead the team to the championship.
As a result, Orient qualified for the 2017 AFC Champions League season, and Chan Yuen Ting logically became the first female coach to lead the team in the men's top intercontinental tournament.
In February 2019, Chen Wanting left Orient to accept Sun Wen's invitation to serve as our U16
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assistant coach for the Asian Junior Championships. She later became the head coach who led the team on the trip.
Chen Wanting regards Sun Wen as a "legend", having met her at the AFC A-Level Coaching Clinic in 2015. Sun has had a profound impact on Chen, acting like a sister to her and teaching her about soccer.
Chan Yuen Ting said that Sun Wen has a unique vision and is more long-term than others, she is a special person. On this occasion our
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Sun Wen was one of the "examiners" during the selection process, which may be one of the reasons why Chen Wanting is expected to win.
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In the Asian Junior Championship, our team led by Chen Wanting entered the quarterfinals with a record of 2 wins and 1 loss, and finally won the third place. Despite failing to advance to the finals, Chen Wanting, with her rich theoretical knowledge and practical experience, is regarded as a future coach of China's
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