Cangzhou Lions, after failing to meet the entry requirements announced by the Chinese Football Association, quickly declared that they would not be able to continue participating in professional league matches. As a result, all their players have become free agents. So where have the coaching staff and players who helped the team avoid relegation last season gone? Let's take a look. Firstly, head coach Li Xiaopeng and assistant coach Hao Junmin have joined Qingdao Hainiu. Li Xiaopeng, a native of Qingdao, made a well-considered decision to return to his hometown team after much thought. He said, "My hometown team needs me, and I should not refuse under any circumstances. Since I've agreed to take over the team, I must keep my word and give it my all to achieve the best results within my capabilities." Goalkeepers: Shao Puliang, Han Rongze Shao Puliang, as the team captain on the field, played 21 games for Cangzhou Lions last season, making 79 saves. Currently, Shao Puliang is undergoing trials with Wuhan Three Towns and is expected to join the team. Although he is already 35 years old, he has rich experience and can mentor the young goalkeepers at Wuhan Three Towns. With the departure of national goalkeeper Liu Dianzuo, the goalkeepers Huang Zhouxin, Chen Xing, and Guo Jiayu at Wuhan Three Towns are all only 20 years old. Han Rongze's target is Qingdao Hainiu. In the "summer window" of 2024, Han Rongze was loaned to Cangzhou Lions. Last season in the Chinese Super League, Han Rongze played 7 games for Cangzhou Lions, contributing…