In the Chinese professional football transfer market, a noteworthy piece of news has recently sparked heated discussions: Sun Jie, the meritorious captain of Changchun Yatai, has officially joined Qingdao West Coast. This transfer not only marks the beginning of a new journey for an experienced player but also adds an eagerly anticipated story to the Chinese Super League (CSL). For fans of Changchun Yatai, Sun Jie's departure is undoubtedly a regrettable message. As one of the team's veterans, Sun Jie's tenure with Yatai dates back to before Tan Long's joining, and his contributions and influence on the team are no less significant than the latter. During his time with Yatai, Sun Jie demonstrated excellent front defensive abilities and decent heading skills, once serving as the starting center-back for the team and making important contributions to the defensive system. Sun Jie's career experience can be described as rich and varied. In the 2019 season, he embarked on his overseas journey, moving to the Norwegian league. Although he only made five appearances in Norway, this overseas experience undoubtedly broadened his horizons and enriched his career. However, upon returning to Yatai, Sun Jie gradually lost his starting position. Faced with this situation, he made an important career decision - to join Qingdao West Coast on loan when they were still competing in the China League One. This loan transfer became a crucial turning point in Sun Jie's career. At Qingdao West Coast, his abilities were fully displayed. With his experience and capabilities, he was more than capable of serving as the starting center-back…

Six Players Score 111 Points, Qingdao Team Goes on a Rampage! Liu Weiwei Roars in Celebration, Hopes for Top 8 Increase Significantly Qingdao Team achieved an eighth-place finish in the regular season last year, but this season, despite aiming to improve further, their performance has not been as ideal. Up to now, Qingdao has secured a record of 15 wins and 9 losses, ranking eighth in the league, which is commendable but falls short of the team's objectives. The team's underperformance can be attributed to several factors, including reliance on foreign players. This season, they selected three foreign players, with Weatherspoon and Mickey performing well, while Smith was quite average. Additionally, the domestic players have shown inconsistency, particularly Yang Hanshen, the team's absolute core in the frontcourt. Although he has made progress this season, averaging 16.5 points, 10.3 rebounds, 3.5 assists, and 2.8 blocks per game, his performance has been inconsistent, failing to fully anchor the frontcourt, which is one of the reasons for the team's subpar performance. Qingdao needs to continue improving, especially by tapping into their potential to pursue better results. In this match against Sichuan, the team did not want to let go of the victory. Sichuan's performance this season has been average, with only 7 wins and 18 losses, leaving them with a significant gap from the playoffs. The team's foreign players, Samner and Maric, have been plagued by injuries, forcing them to rely solely on Hunter, which has further weakened their strength. Facing Qingdao in this match, they had little hope of winning. Qingdao held…