As the Chinese football scene continues to face challenges, Qingdao FC has appointed new coach to try and save the struggling team from crisis.

The club's management announced on their official website that they have hired former Guangzhou Evergrande player Zhang Xiaogang as the new head coach. The move comes after the team suffered a string of defeats in recent matches, leaving them at the bottom of the Chinese Super League table.

Zhang Xiaogang is no stranger to the Chinese football scene, having previously played for several top clubs including Guangzhou Evergrande and Shandong Luneng. He brings with him a wealth of experience and knowledge, which Qingdao FC hopes will help turn things around for the struggling team.

In a statement, Qingdao FC president Liu Yong said: "We believe that Zhang Xiaogang is the right man for the job. He has proven himself both as a player and a manager, and we are confident he can lead us back to success."

With the appointment of Zhang Xiaogang, Qingdao FC is hoping to get back on track and avoid relegation from the Chinese Super League. However, it remains to be seen whether this new coaching change will be enough to turn things around for the struggling team.

Overall, the news of Qingdao FC appointing a new coach is certainly a positive development for the team, but only time will tell if it will be enough to save the struggling team from crisis.