Qingdao has appointed a new coach to help them save their CSL relegation team, which is currently in the bottom half of the table.

The Qingdao FC, who currently sit at the bottom of the Chinese Super League, have been struggling for much of the season and are looking for a way to improve their results. The club's current coaching staff has struggled to find success, with many players not being able to adapt to the club's style of play or scoring goals.

The new coach will be brought in to help the club find success and improve their performance. The club's board believes that the new coach will bring in fresh ideas and techniques that can help them achieve their goals.

The new coach will take over from former Qingdao FC manager Li Jun, who was sacked after just three months in charge. Li Jun has had a successful coaching career in China, having worked at Guangzhou Evergrande, Shanghai Shenhua, and Jiangsu Suning before joining Qingdao FC.

The new coach will be assisted by experienced coaches such as Zhou Jianhua and Song Zhen, who have both won league titles with their previous clubs. The coaching staff will also work closely with the players to ensure that they understand the club's style of play and how to perform at the highest level.

It is hoped that the new coach will be able to inspire the players and help Qingdao FC to achieve their ambitions. With the right approach and support, it is possible that the club can return to the top of the league and compete for promotion next season.