The Chinese Super League (CSL) has recently announced that Qingdao have appointed a new coach for the upcoming season. The club had been without a head coach since the departure of former manager, Lu Xun, in February.
The new coach is Zhang Yimin, who previously worked as an assistant to Lu Xun at Qingdao. He has also had experience working with other clubs in China's top division, including Guangzhou Evergrande and Jiangsu Suning.
Zhang Yimin is known for his tactical acumen and ability to work well with players from different backgrounds. He has also been praised for his leadership skills and his ability to motivate his team during tough times.
Qingdao have struggled in recent seasons, finishing bottom of the CSL table last year. However, with the appointment of a new coach, they will hope to turn things around and compete for a place in the top half of the league next season.
In addition to Zhang Yimin, Qingdao have also made several changes to their squad ahead of the new season. They have signed several young talents, including midfielder Liu Xiaoyan and defender Huang Zhiyong, to help strengthen their team.
Overall, the appointment of a new coach and the signings of new talent by Qingdao suggest that the club is looking towards a bright future under Zhang Yimin's guidance. With the right approach and hard work, they could be a force to be reckoned with in the CSL next season.