Qingdao Football Club has announced the appointment of a new head coach for its upcoming season. The club's board has selected former Chinese national team manager Li Ming as the new head coach, replacing the previous head coach who stepped down due to health reasons.
Li Ming, born in 1972, is a well-known figure in Chinese football. He began his coaching career in 1995 and has since won several domestic championships and international trophies with various clubs. Prior to joining Qingdao, he was the head coach of the Shandong Luneng Football Club, where he led the team to multiple league titles and reached the semifinals of the Chinese Super League.
In his new role at Qingdao, Li Ming will be tasked with leading the team through their preparations for the upcoming season. He will work closely with the club's management and staff to develop a training program that will help the team improve both technically and physically. Additionally, he will oversee the recruitment process for the squad, ensuring that they have the best players available to compete against other top teams in China.
The club is confident that Li Ming's experience and leadership will be instrumental in helping Qingdao reach new heights on the football pitch. As he prepares to take over the reins of the team, Li Ming has expressed his enthusiasm for working with the club and its fans. "I am excited to join Qingdao and work towards achieving our goals," he said. "I look forward to bringing my experience and knowledge to the team and working together to build a successful future."