In the world of football, news and surprises are always on the go. At 20 o'clock last night, the Chinese Football Association released heavy news, officially announcing that the 49-year-old Japanese football legend Kenichi Uemura became the new head coach of the Chinese men's football team U16. The appointment of the new coach is not only a commitment to a multi-year contract, but also a manifestation of the deep trust that the Football Association has in him, especially in terms of annual salary, his annual salary is less than 1.5 million euros, which is quite rare in football.
Let's start by recapping the origins of this new coach. Kenichi Uemura, the former Japan international, is not an unfamiliar name in Chinese football. He has coached in China, especially in the field of youth football training, and has achieved great results. It can be said that his resume is a valuable asset valued by the Chinese Football Association.
Before deciding to hire Kenichi Uemura, the Football Association can be said to have gone through a careful investigation and selection. The reason for this is not only Uemura's coaching ability, but also his deep understanding of the development of youth football. More importantly, this hiring also marks the first time that the Chinese men's football team has officially considered hiring a Japanese head coach, which is undoubtedly a major innovation in the development of Chinese football.
Regarding Kenichi Uemura's contract, the Football Association has given him great trust and support, giving him a multi-year contract. Behind this contract is the Football Association's unwavering confidence in his long-term coaching and development of the Under-16 team. The Football Association hopes that through the efforts of Kenichi Uemura, he will be able to achieve good results in the next World Junior Championships and World Youth Championships, and inject new vitality into the future of Chinese football.
Of course, there is another very key reason why Kenichi Uemura was able to get this multi-year contract - his annual salary is quite affordable, far less than 1.5 million euros, and even less than the 1.2 million euros of his predecessor Jankovic. This undoubtedly shows Kenichi Uemura's love and commitment to Chinese football, as well as the financial wisdom and economy of the Football Association.
Kenichi Uemura's choice is not only a financial consideration, but also an expectation for the future. His arrival not only brought a fresh atmosphere to the Chinese Football Association, but also injected new hope and impetus into the U16 echelon of the Chinese men's football team. As long as he can bring out the results, Kenichi Uemura will definitely be able to get more than these in the future.
Hotspot Engine Project So, dear readers, what do you think about Kenichi Uemura's appointment? Can he really lead the Chinese men's U16 team to success? Welcome to leave your views and ** in the comment area, let us look forward to Kenichi Uemura shining on the stage of Chinese football.