Qingdao City FC appoints new head coach after CSL relegation.

Qingdao City FC has appointed a new head coach for the first time since its relegation from China League Soccer (CLS) in 2018. The club's current coach, Liang Xiaoyu, will be replaced by former Chinese Super League (CSL) side Tianjin Quanjian.

The move is seen as a positive development for Qingdao City FC, which was struggling to stay competitive in the league. The club has struggled with injuries and roster changes throughout the season, leading to inconsistent performances and poor results on the field.

The new coach, who had previously worked as the head coach of Jiangsu U19, will take over at Qingdao City FC next month. He will have a key role in guiding the team towards success this season and beyond.

In his first game in charge, Liang Xiaoyu faced criticism for some of his tactics and decisions, but he has shown that he can adapt to different environments and make the necessary adjustments to improve the performance of his players.

However, it remains to be seen how well Liang Xiaoyu will be able to lead Qingdao City FC back into the top flight of Chinese football. The club has already lost three straight matches and faces a difficult schedule ahead of the upcoming domestic league campaign.

Overall, the appointment of Liang Xiaoyu as Qingdao City FC's new head coach represents a positive step forward for the club. With a new coach under his guidance, the team can hopefully rise above the challenges they face and achieve their goals in the coming seasons.