The Chinese Super League battle is getting better and better, and teams are going all out to prepare for the new season. The night before, Shanghai Harbor Football Team announced a news, announcing that Coach Javier will be stepping down after the expiration of his contract. At the same time, Qingdao Hainiu soccer team is also planning to change the manager, Antonio's coach has not been recognized and is facing the doubt of staying or going. These two Spanish coaches have worked together in Henan Jianye, but now they are also dismissed by the crisis, the situation can be said to be surprisingly consistent.
Javier and Antonio, one is a veteran soccer coach and the other is a young talent full of vigor. They have worked together to achieve brilliant results in Henan Jianye and coached together, so they are highly regarded by other Chinese Super League clubs. But on the soccer field, results are the hard truth. Their departure is undoubtedly a denial of their coaching achievements.
In response to the incident of Javier's departure, media person Li Xuan expressed her opinion on social media platforms. She said bluntly on Weibo, "The possibility of Javier leaving Henan is great, but I'm afraid it's difficult to be scouted by other Chinese Super League teams. Qingdao won't consider him either after the two teams change their managers. I have mentioned that West Coast may hire a Japanese coach, and now Sea Cow's choice is worth watching. Although Manatee has a good relationship with Harbour, it seems unnecessary for Javier to take on such a responsibility."
From Li Xuan's analysis, we can glimpse that Javier's coaching career in the Chinese Super League may have come to an end, and Antonio is facing a similar fate. It is certainly ironic that these two Spanish coaches, who worked together at Henan Jianye, are now in the midst of the dismissal fiasco at the same time. Spanish coaches in China's soccer coaching status, indeed suffered a small blow.
However, this is the cold and unforgiving nature of soccer. In the Premier League, failure to meet the team's objectives and the club's expectations can result in dismissal. The dismissal of Javier and Antonio vividly illustrates this harsh reality. In any case, we wish Javier and Antonio all the best for the future and thank them for their contribution to Chinese soccer. At the same time, we look forward to the emergence of more outstanding coaches in the Chinese Super League to help the continued development of Chinese soccer.
