Although the beacon of the Chinese Super League has not yet been extinguished, but there are already teams in the new season ready to go. Yesterday night, Shanghai Seaport Football Club made a big announcement, saying goodbye to Javier after the expiration of his contract. At the same time, Qingdao Hainiu FC will also usher in a new manager, Antonio failed to get the team's recognition, the marshal position is in jeopardy. In the past, Henan Jianye side by side with the two Spanish coaches, today but the same caught in the dismissal crisis, fate like a mirror, reflecting the cruelty of soccer.
Javier, a veteran, and Antonio, a rookie, have both made a name for themselves at Henan Jianye. However, on the soccer field, results are king, and their departure has become a litmus test for their coaching ability. Li Xuan, a media personality, analyzed Javier's departure on social media, "Javier has a high chance of leaving the team, but it's hard to find his next home. After Qingdao's two teams changed their managers, he may not be favored. I've predicted a Japanese coach for the West Coast, and I'm looking forward to the Manatee's choice. Despite the relationship between Harbour and Manatee, Javier is unlikely to be able to take on this role."
Li Xuan's comments indicate that Javier's coaching career in the Chinese Super League may have come to an end, and Antonio may follow in his footsteps. The trio of Henan Jianye are now in the same situation of being dismissed, the vagaries of soccer are lamentable. The Spanish coach's coaching career in Chinese soccer seems to have encountered unprecedented challenges.
Soccer, cruel and true. In the Chinese Super League, results and expectations, like two forces, pull each other. The dismissal of Javier and Antonio is a reflection of this cruel reality. Nevertheless, we wish both coaches all the best for the future and thank them for their hard work in Chinese soccer. We look forward to the emergence of more outstanding coaches in the Chinese Super League to help Chinese soccer take off.
