Qingdao is looking to turn things around in the Chinese Super League (CSL) with the appointment of a new coach.

The club has been struggling in recent weeks, having lost three of their last four games and currently sitting at the bottom of the table. The team's performance has been poor, with several players showing lacklustre form and inconsistent performances.

To address this issue, Qingdao have appointed former China national team coach Gao Hongbo as their new head coach. Gao has had extensive experience in managing teams at various levels of football, including both professional leagues and international competitions.

Gao will be tasked with turning around the team's fortunes and ensuring they perform better on the pitch. He will work closely with the squad, providing guidance and support to help them improve their performance.

With Gao in charge, Qingdao will hope to put an end to their current struggles and climb up the league table. It remains to be seen how successful he will be in his role, but the team will certainly be hoping for better results under his leadership.