On April 18th, the personnel of Yatai club earthquake, Chen Yang was dismissed, Xie Hui took over. In the face of this change, the soccer newspaper quickly issued a voice, analyzing the personnel adjustment of the top of the Yatai club.
Back to April 17, Changchun Yatai issued two announcements in a row, one side is the news of Chen Yang's resignation, and the other side is the statement of Xie Hui's appointment. In fact, Chen Yang quietly left the team on the 15th, Xie Hui arrived in Changchun on the 17th. This rapid turnover of coaches shows Changchun Yatai's desire for stability. Against the backdrop of four consecutive defeats and Chen Yang's departure, the music department is worried that the team's morale will be affected. Changchun Yatai will face relegation rivals Wuhan Sanzhen and Meizhou Hakka in the next two rounds of the league. Whether Xie Hui can help his team tide over the difficulties will test his resilience and wisdom.
Chen Yang coached Changchun Yatai for three and a half years over five seasons, spanning three competitions. He left behind a record of 42 wins, 28 draws and 36 losses in 99 Chinese Super League and First Division matches and seven FA Cup matches. He had taken over the team midway through the season, helping it return to the Chinese Super League and leading it to a fourth-place finish the following year, however, the final result was the final straw that broke his back.
Xie Hui visited the team's Jingyue base for training on the afternoon of the 17th and accepted the Changchun Yatai contract that night. His first impression of the new owner was quite good and he was quite familiar with the players. After all, he has led many players in Shanghai Port and Dalian. Although he has yet to officially start training with the team, his coaching team is already in place and he is confident that he can help Changchun Yatai out of their predicament.
