The Guangzhou team originally planned to regroup on September 23 to prepare for the FA Cup and the second stage of the Chinese Super League. Prior to this, the club had booked a flight ticket to return to China on the same day as the head coach Cannavaro. But on the morning of the 23rd, news came from Guangzhou that the Guangzhou Football Club had negotiated with Cannavaro and his Italian coaching team members to terminate the contract. Kashuai also cancelled the trip back to Guangzhou, and the Italian coaching staff will not return to coaching in China.
September 23 was the original planned concentration time for the Guangzhou team, but the plan was delayed due to the deep plight of the club’s parent company Evergrande Group.
It is understood that Cannavaro has also learned about the difficulties encountered by the club’s parent company through various channels. However, he still hopes that this season’s coaching work can start and end well, so he intends to lead the team through the remaining 8 rounds of the Super League this season, and strive to leave as the champion coach.
However, the severity of the financial crisis facing Evergrande may be beyond Cannavaro’s imagination. In order to save various expenses, the club had to break up with Kashuai. After friendly negotiations between the two sides, Cannavaro agreed to the club’s request to break up.
It is understood that although it is difficult for Cannavaro to return to coaching in China, the club must support the Guangzhou team in all competitions this season.
According to other news, the 41-year-old captain Zheng Zhi will once again serve as the executive head coach. He will temporarily form a coaching team to lead the team to participate in the next FA Cup and Super League matches.
Evergrande’s move is not only to maintain the image of Chinese professional football, but also to maintain the integrity of the Chinese Super League. In addition, it also gives the club time and conditions to find a new way out in collaboration with all parties concerned.
The Guangzhou Football Club also hopes that the Chinese Football Association can fully consider the survival crisis faced by the Guangzhou team and refund the 400 million yuan signing adjustment fee previously collected to the club to maintain the normal operation of the club and the team in the coming months and its employees. Salary payment.
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