Qingdao CSL, one of the most prominent Chinese clubs in China's professional football league, has recently appointed its new head coach. The appointment comes after the club's previous coach, Zhang Junwei, resigned following a series of poor performances.

The new coach, who is currently serving as the assistant coach to the current manager, is expected to bring fresh ideas and strategies to Qingdao CSL. He will take over from former Shanghai SIPG boss, Guo Wenbin, who has been the club's head coach for several years.

Guo Wenbin is well-known for his success at Shanghai SIPG, where he led the team to two consecutive domestic championships and three cups in four seasons. However, his time at Qingdao CSL was not without controversy, with allegations of corruption and misconduct against him by some players and staff.

Guo Wenbin's departure has left a significant void in Qingdao CSL's coaching staff, and it is hoped that Guo's replacement can fill this gap and restore the club's reputation in the Chinese football scene. As for the new head coach, his appointment should be seen as a positive move for Qingdao CSL, as it shows the club's commitment to improving its performance and competitiveness on the field.