Qingdao City FC has confirmed the appointment of a new coach for the upcoming season. The club's official website announced that they have appointed former Chinese Super League player Li Xiaocheng as their new coach.

The decision to appoint Li Xiaocheng comes after the club was involved in a dispute with the Chinese Football Association (CFA) over the transfer fee paid by Qingdao City FC to former China national team player Xie Zheng. The CFA ruled that the payment was not valid and ordered the club to pay the full amount.

The decision to appoint Li Xiaocheng comes after the club had been involved in a dispute with the Chinese Football Association (CFA) over the transfer fee paid by Qingdao City FC to former China national team player Xie Zheng. The CFA ruled that the payment was not valid and ordered the club to pay the full amount.

Li Xiaocheng is known for his experience in coaching and he will be working closely with Qingdao City FC to help them achieve success this season. He has previously coached teams in Europe and has also worked as a youth coach at the club.

The decision to appoint Li Xiaocheng comes after the club had been involved in a dispute with the Chinese Football Association (CFA) over the transfer fee paid by Qingdao City FC to former China national team player Xie Zheng. The CFA ruled that the payment was not valid and ordered the club to pay the full amount.

The move to appoint Li Xiaocheng as the new coach comes after the club had been involved in a dispute with the Chinese Football Association (CFA) over the transfer fee paid by Qingdao City FC to former China national team player Xie Zheng. The CFA ruled that the payment was not valid and ordered the club to pay the full amount.

In conclusion, Qingdao City FC has appointed a new coach to help them achieve success this season. The move to appoint Li Xiaocheng as the new coach comes after the club had been involved in a dispute with the Chinese Football Association (CFA) over the transfer fee paid by Qingdao City FC to former China national team player Xie Zheng. The CFA ruled that the payment was not valid and ordered the club to pay the full amount.