In a jaw-dropping turn of events, the coach of a fellow opponent in a national soccer world qualifier was revealed to be coaching unexpectedly. Faced with this unexpected turn of events, fans have said, "This is just impossible, never! He's a raptor in the coaching world!"
The Chinese Football Association (CFA) has not announced the imminent dismissal of national soccer team coach Jankovic, but his departure seems to have become an open secret. It is reported that when the FA signed the contract with Jankovic, there was a trigger clause: if the Asian Cup could not help the national soccer team to advance, he must voluntarily resign. After the national soccer team failed to advance in the group stage of the Asian Cup with two draws and one loss, there was news that Jankovic would be fired and the national team would be replaced!
Regarding the next coach of the national soccer team, there are speculations about Gao Hongbo, Zheng Zhi, Xie Hui and local coaches. However, considering Li Tie's situation, it would be inappropriate for the FA to choose a local coach for the time being. There are also speculations that the next coaches are Xu Zhengyuan of Chengdu Rongcheng and Cui Kangxi of Shandong Taishan. Should the FA poach coaches from clubs again? Personally, I don't think it's a good idea. The most popular coach is undoubtedly Ivankovic, who is said to be in China right now.
However, while Ivankovic was in China, the English version of Korean media outlet JoongAng Ilbo reported that Jurgen Klinsmann, who had just stepped down from them, could be coaching the Chinese team. The Korean media said that the CFA could also consider hiring Klinsmann at his salary.
Klinsmann's annual salary for coaching in South Korea is 2.9 billion won, or about 15.45 million yuan. Previously, it was reported that the FA wanted to hire the famous coach, but considering the limited funds, it might not be possible. But would the CFA really invite Klinsmann? Do they really want to recruit a coach who was fired by the same group of opponents?
Although Klinsmann was Germany's "Golden Bomber", he failed as a coach, which makes his striker another bad coach. Klinsmann's tenure in South Korea was short, and the results were not obvious. At the Asian Cup, South Korea was supposed to be playing for the title, but suffered a shocking and unexpected loss to Jordan. In fact, fans who watched the game thought Jordan was the winner. They kept South Korea at bay and had the better chances.
Under Klinsmann's coaching, the South Korean team's tactics were unclear and conflicts between the two big names in the dressing room were exposed. Eventually, Klinsmann was fired by the KFA after the Asian Cup. Perhaps because of this, the Korean media reported that Klinsmann was on the list of candidates for the national soccer team.
But upon hearing the news, Chinese fans have said, "It's impossible, absolutely impossible! If Klinsmann comes in, he will just be the next Camacho. Korean fans don't like Klinsmann, and Chinese fans don't like him either, thinking he's a crap fighter in the coaching world and won't be much better than Jankovic. The fact is that national soccer coaches are almost the same and can save or save, if there are no naturalized players, no one comes and can't take the national soccer team to the World Cup in the USA, Canada and Mexico in two years!"
