In addition to Dujkovic this time, what are the four foreign coaches in Chinese football?

18th: Schlapner (Germany).

In 1992, China hired Schlapner from Germany as the head coach of the Chinese football team, and Xu Genbao was his assistant. In 1992, Schlapner led the Chinese team to win the third place in the 10th Asian Cup. However, in 1993, the group stage of the World Cup qualifiers failed to qualify, after which the Chinese Football Association appointed Qi Wusheng as the executive coach of the Chinese football team, and Schlapner faded out of Chinese football.

20th: Houghton (UK).

After Qi Wusheng left class, Briton Horton took over the Chinese team in 1998 and won the third place in the 1998 Asian Games, but led the national Olympic team to lose in the Asian qualifiers for the Sydney Olympics, which directly led to his dismissal.

21st: Milutinović (former Yugoslavia).

He took over the national team in 2000 and finished fourth in the Asian Cup. In the 2001 World Cup qualifiers, he led the Chinese team to qualify, realizing the dream of several generations of Chinese fans, and in 2002, he led the Chinese team to the South Korea-Japan World Cup, and quit class after conceding 9 goals without scoring a goal in 3 games.

22nd: Ali Hahn (Netherlands).

At the end of 2002, he served as the head coach of the Chinese team, and in 2004, he led the team to win the runner-up in the Asian Cup held on home soil. However, in the 2004 World Cup Asian qualifiers, he failed to qualify for the group stage and was forced to leave the class.

Schlapner, Houghton, Milou, Alihan.

As we all know, the Chinese men's football team hires too many foreign head coaches. In the impression of many people in Zhongchen, the first foreign head coach of the Chinese men's football team was the German Schlapner. But what is little known is that the first foreign head coach of the Chinese men's football team was not Schlapner, but Hungarian Amberj Joseph.

So why is the first foreign head coach of the Chinese men's football team a Hungarian?

On July 22, 1952, the Chinese men's national football team was officially established, and its predecessor was the football team of the Southwest District Sports Team formed by the first marshal. In November 1952, China's State Sports Commission was formally established, and Marshal ** served as the first director of the State Sports Commission. The marshal attaches great importance to the development of football, and the marshal is well aware:

In order for Chinese football to develop, it must learn from advanced football countries.

However, due to the hostility of the Western camp led by the United States to blockade China, the exchanges between the newly born New China and the countries of South America and Western Europe, which have the highest level of football, have been almost completely suspended. Because of this, the only countries that can help the development of football in New China are Eastern European countries led by the Soviet Union. Fortunately, one of the Eastern European countries, led by the Soviet Union, is called Hungary.

Today's Hungary is no longer a football power, but Hungary was synonymous with the best football in the world in the fifties of the last century, so much so that West Germany won the Hungarian game called a "miracle", and England's football pride that lasted for a hundred years was completely wiped out by Hungary. In order to improve the level of Chinese football, Marshal sent the Chinese men's national football team to Hungary to study in 1954.

The Chinese men's national football team saw the highest level of football in the world at that time in Hungary, and also experienced the huge gap between Chinese football and the world's top football. So in 1954, with the approval of the first marshal, the Chinese Football Association officially hired the Hungarian Amberjöl Joseph as the head coach of the national team.

Amberjöf was a Golden Boot champion in the Hungarian league in his early years and has coached several Hungarian league clubs since his retirement. Amberjöf is not a first-class coach in Hungary, but he was already a talented man when he coached the Chinese men's football team. Although nominally "hired", Amber-Joseph did not receive a single salary, but saw coaching the Chinese team as an obligation to help the socialist brothers.

Under the guidance of Amberj Joseph, the Chinese men's football team has made significant progress, and the overall level has approached the level of the European First Division at that time. However, it is a pity that because FIFA does not recognize the legal status of New China, the Chinese men's national football team cannot participate in international competitions after 1958, and AmberJosef has to terminate his career as coach of the Chinese national team.

Now there are two Doi and Forado.

From June 1992 to the 1994 Asian Games in Hiroshima, German Klaus Schlapner was the first foreign head coach of the Chinese team.

From January 1998 to December 1999, Briton Bobby Horton was the second foreigner to serve as the head coach of the Chinese team.

2000 to 2002 South Korea-Japan World Cup Yugoslav coach Bora Milutinovic The third foreign head coach of the national team. (So far, the only foreign coach who has completed the contract with the Chinese Football Association).

December 2002 to 2004 World Cup Asian Qualifiers Dutchman Ali Khan The fourth foreign manager.

The most recent is Dujkovic.

Remove the fish head and use a knife to split it through the middle.

From June 1992 to the 1994 Asian Games in Hiroshima, German Klaus Schlapner was the first foreign head coach of the Chinese team.

From January 1998 to December 1999, Briton Bobby Horton was the second foreigner to serve as the head coach of the Chinese team.

2000 to 2002 South Korea-Japan World Cup Yugoslav coach Bora Milutinovic The third foreign head coach of the national team. (So far, the only foreign coach who has completed the contract with the Chinese Football Association).

December 2002 to 2004 World Cup Asian Qualifiers Dutchman Ali Khan The fourth foreign manager.

The most recent is Dujkovic.

Milou: This guy has been the most successful so far.

Alihan: Runner-up in the Asian Cup.

Horton: The classic 442 influenced a generation.

Schlapner: Uncle Shi is the benefactor of Yang Chen's wave of people staying abroad.

Duyi: It's enough to toss Chinese football.

Forado: Doe's puppet.

Camacho: The current head coach, I hope he will give hope to Chinese football.

German Schlapner is the first foreign coach hired by the Chinese football team.

It's the Yugoslavs called Slavuna who have very little hair.

The general impression seems to be Schlapner.

The coach who has helped the most in Chinese men's football is the former Yugoslav coach Milu Tinovic. He took over the national team in 2000. After the brother belt, he finished fourth in the Asian Cup.

In the 2001 World Cup qualifiers, he led the Chinese team to qualify, realizing the dream of several generations of Chinese fans.

Most of the fans who contributed the most recognized Coach Milou. Because coach Milou can create a happy atmosphere for the team, it is commonly known as happy football. During his tenure, the Chinese national football team entered the 2002 Korea-Japan World Cup, which was also the only World Cup in the history of the national football team.

Joseph is very good at training the national football team, allowing the national football team to play 150% of the strength, and he also got a good result in the quarterfinals in the World Cup, and his tactical system is very good.