Chinese Super League Relegation Update: Qingdao's Relegation Battle with New Coach Appointment.

The Chinese Super League has seen a number of changes this season, including the appointment of new coaches and managers for several teams. One such team is Qingdao, who have found themselves in a relegation battle after a poor start to the season.

Qingdao's relegation fight has been made more difficult by the recent appointment of a new coach. The team had previously been managed by former Chinese national team player Wang Shuai, but he was replaced by former Shanghai SIPG manager Jorginho after just one match. The change in management has not only brought about a new approach to the team's tactics, but also a new sense of direction for the club.

Despite these changes, Qingdao have struggled so far this season, losing their first three matches of the campaign. However, they were able to pick up their first win of the season against Guangzhou Evergrande on the opening day of the season. Since then, they have continued to struggle, losing their next two matches before finally picking up another win over Beijing Guoan last week.

With just four games remaining in the regular season, Qingdao will need to turn things around if they hope to avoid relegation. The team currently sits in tenth place in the table, six points behind the safety zone. A win or draw in any of their final four matches could be enough to secure their survival, but it won't be easy.

Overall, the relegation battle between Qingdao and other teams like Jiangsu Suning and Shandong Luneng continues to be a closely watched affair in the Chinese Super League. As the season progresses, we'll see how the teams fare and whether there are any surprises in store for us yet.