Henan Songshan, the Chinese Super League led by head coach Nam Ki-il, has entered the normal track.
Henan is on a four-game winning streak in official matches. Henan has had three consecutive wins in the Chinese Super League and also won the FA Cup, securing all four matches it played in June. Henan, who remained at the bottom until May, secured 20 points through consecutive Super League wins to rank eighth, the mid-ranked team.
Hernan has completely changed since the break of the "A" match in June. The biggest change is the sense of stability in his defense. Hernan, who had been unstable in defense since he allowed 28 goals in 14 Super League matches, has allowed only one goal during his recent three consecutive wins. He also had no run in the FA Cup. On the other hand, he maintained his offense power, and recorded seven goals during his consecutive wins. He garnered a landslide 3-0 victory over the right team, his most recent victory. This is the biggest margin of victory of the season.
There is a reason for the upturn. When coach Nam assumed the post in Henan early this year, he was not involved in recruiting players. He already joined the team and played with the given resources. Henan does not have much budget. It has to be inferior to other teams in terms of composition of players. In particular, the team lacked defense resources. This is the biggest reason why it struggled in the first half of the year.
Hernan recently strengthened his defense line through a break. He started his schedule in the second half of the year by strengthening positions that coach Nam wanted, including goalkeepers, center backs and side backs. He also improved his performance, especially his defensive organization, as he improved tactically for two weeks.
Until the break in late May, Nam had intended to step down to take responsibility for his poor performance. However, he prepared for the second half of this year by staying at the mercy of his team and club, and is on the rise dramatically as he continues to win consecutive games.
With manager Nam overcoming the crisis, the Korean leader who is active in the Super League is cruising fast. Chengdu Rongcheng, led by coach Seo Jeong-won, ranks third in the league with 10 wins, 4 draws, 3 losses and 35 points. He can play in the AFC Champions League next season. Shandong Taishan, led by coach Choi Kang-hee, ranks fifth with 30 points. 토토사이트
The Super League is a stage where there are more overseas head coaches than Chinese leaders. There are many European coaches, including Spain and Portugal. In the meantime, leaders who have made outstanding performances in the K-League, including Nam Ki-il, Seo Jung-won and Choi Kang-hee, prove the excellence of the Korean head coach.