The coach of Hong Kong, China announced his resignation! Receive an invitation that is hard to refuse, or go to the middle league to coach

Zhou Jiahua

2024-05-29 12:58Posted in Hunan Sports Creators

At 12 o'clock on May 29, Beijing time, the Hong Kong Football Association of China held a press conference at the Wentian headquarters, and Hong Kong football coach Jon Anderson (Norwegian, Cantonese translation: Anderson) announced his resignation and no longer served as the head coach of the Hong Kong men's football team: "After careful consideration, I made this difficult decision to resign as the coach of the Hong Kong football team. ”

Jon Anderson

At 12:03 p.m., Anderson entered the conference room with a speech in hand, and Zhang Yanyou, deputy director general and referee director of the Football Association, appeared together. Anderson then sat down slowly and read the transcript to the reporters: "I'm surprised to see so many cameras and media, and I'll try to speak slowly and explain clearly." After careful consideration, I made the difficult decision to resign as coach of the Hong Kong Football Team. First of all, I would like to thank the Hong Kong Football Association for their support, especially Mr. Pei Junqi and Mr. Fok Kai Kong, who have given me a lot of support over the past period, and I would like to thank the Hong Kong SAR Government for their support, which is also very important. ”

Jon Anderson and Zhang Yan

According to Anderson, the Hong Kong Football Association of China had offered him a three-year new contract, but after receiving an "invitation that was difficult to refuse", he decided to resign: "The Hong Kong Football Association did their best to keep me in office, they offered me a three-year contract extension, they are fighting for me to stay every day, I am very honored, they have made a lot of efforts for this, for this reason, I have also repeatedly rejected invitations from other countries and clubs, but recently, I received an invitation from an external association, this invitation is difficult to refuse." ”

Jon Anderson

Anderson also publicly stated that he could not expose the name of the new owner and disclose the details of the contract for the time being, and some local media pointed out that Anderson would go to the mainland to coach. According to Li Xuan, director of the "Football Daily", Anderson will coach a "quasi-Chinese Super League" team, judging by this, the Norwegian's next home should be Yunnan Yukun or Guangxi Pingguo Hayi.

Jon Anderson

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