In the fierce Chinese Super League, Qingdao Hainiu team hides the figure of two soccer family descendants. They are 24-year-old Liu Chaoyang and 23-year-old Hao Haiyi. Liu Chaoyang inherited his father Liu Bin's soccer genes, while Hao Haiyi continues the soccer legacy of former Shandong Luneng coach Hao Wei.
In last season's Shaanxi China A-League Chang'an team, Liu Chaoyang won the praise of fans with his outstanding performance. Despite getting only 10 starts in 27 games, he contributed 7 goals and 1 assist. With his outstanding strength and the fame of his father Liu Bin, Liu Chaoyang seemed to have a stable seat in the Qingdao Sea Bulls team. However, surprisingly, his position in the team is quite embarrassing, after 27 rounds of league matches, he played very few times, almost reduced to the fringe of the team.
In contrast, Hao Haiyi's experience with Qingdao Hainiu is even worse. Since joining the team on loan in April this year, he has been neglected by the team. After 27 rounds of the Chinese Super League, he hasn't even had a minute's chance to play, and has been completely relegated to the team's unused players. Obviously, in the tactical system of Spanish coach Antonio Gomez, Hao Haiyi has no place.
While Liu Chaoyang's situation with the Qingdao Sea Cowboys is deplorable, Hao Haiyi seems to be even more worthless under Antonio Gomez's neglect. Aside from his father's personal offenses, Hao Haiyi's individual abilities really struggled to gain a foothold in the CSL. Had it not been for his father's background and resources, the Qingdao Sea Cowboys may not have even considered loaning him.
Hao Haiyi is known to have mediocre individual ability; secondly, he lacks experience in the Chinese Super League. Even at Shandong Luneng, where his father coaches, he rarely gets a chance to play. The data shows that he has only appeared in the FA Cup on behalf of Shandong Luneng, the experience of the Chinese Super League is blank.
The encounter with Qingdao Manatees was particularly embarrassing for such a player who has neither experience in the Chinese Super League nor mediocre ability. In fact, it's not surprising. Unsurprisingly, Hao Haiyi is likely to be returned to the team at the end of the season. After returning to Shandong Luneng, his career will be difficult to continue.
