The 2025 season of the Chinese Super League (CSL) will kick off with its first round of matches from February 21st to 23rd. The winter transfer window will be open between January 6th and February 18th. All CSL teams are actively seeking cost-effective domestic and foreign players to enhance their performance in the new season. Among the 16 teams preparing for the CSL, five have either already changed or are about to change their head coaches. Beijing Guoan was the first team to announce a coaching change. On the 10th of last month, after nearly 544 days in charge, [Suarez] stepped down, and he was replaced by [Setien] from Spain. However, the first phase of the team's winter training was conducted by an assistant coach, and Setien is expected to join the team next week. Beijing Guoan will face a busy schedule this year, participating in three competitions, making squad reinforcement a necessity. Wuhan Three Towns announced the departure of their most high-profile coach in club history, [Ricardo], who had been in charge for 344 days and has since returned to Japan. The team has not yet officially announced their new coach, but it is rumored that Portuguese [Felipe Martins] will take over. He is also expected to bring two foreign players to China, reducing the time needed to select foreign talent. In the new season, Wuhan Three Towns faces a rebuilding of their lineup, aiming for relegation survival after a period of low morale and high expectations. Zhejiang announced the departure of [Jordi], who had coached the team for…