Former Chinese Super League giants Guangzhou, formerly known as Guangzhou Evergrande, and Hebei, among others, were expected to be revitalized if they were able to refund the exorbitant foreign aid adjustment fees, meaning they were expected to be revitalized. However, the FA's procrastination has caused these teams to struggle in the league and even fall into the relegation abyss.
At the same time, the problem of selecting a coach for the national soccer team is becoming more and more difficult. Rumors abound that former South Korean manager Bento and Australian manager Arnold have been rumored to be involved in the national football team, but the financial situation of the federation no longer allows for the hiring of foreign coaches at a high price. Without the support of big businesses like Wanda and Evergrande, the possibility of the FA signing an international coach is almost nil.
Therefore, the Football Association can only resort to the local coach, for the temporary transition of the national football team. However, the outbreak of the "Li Tie incident" has made the FA more cautious in the selection of managers. A reporter broke the news, many seniority of the managerial candidates, including Zhu Guanghu, Jia Xiuquan and Gao Hongbo, etc., have been suspected of transferring benefits to the Football Association or clubs, just not seriously investigated.
In terms of coaching ability, popularity and personal qualities, the most suitable candidate for the national soccer team is Dalian's manager Xie Hui. Xie Hui has won recognition for his coaching performance this season, but lacks international experience.
More crucially, Xie Hui is a man of integrity, no economic problems, as the head of the national football team will not bring new trouble to the Football Association.
