Recently, according to the "German Transfer Market" website information update, Zhang Cheng, who once played for the former Tianjin Tianhai full-back and played for Suzhou Dongwu last season, has now joined Tianjin's amateur team Tianjin Fusheng.
Born in Tianjin in 1989, Zhang Cheng plays as a right-back and joined the then Tianjin Songjiang Club in 2007. In the 2010 season, Zhang Cheng successfully broke through the first division with the team, and in the 2016 season, tianjin Quanjian successfully overtook as the champion of the Chinese First Division, and won the third place in the debut season of the Chinese Super League and qualified for the AFC Champions League.
In the 2018 season, Zhang Cheng participated in the AFC Champions League with the team, until the end of the 2019 season, he was in Tianjin Tianhai (Quan Jian), and he also scored 2 goals against South Korean powerhouse Jeonbuk Hyundai in the AFC Champions League.
In the 2020 season, Zhang Cheng joined Jiangsu Suning and won the first Chinese Super League championship in team history with the team. However, the club was disbanded after winning the championship, so Zhang Cheng joined the Chinese League One team Suzhou Dongwu.
A season later, Zhang Cheng left the team again, but this time he joined no longer a professional club, but an amateur club. It is reported that Tianjin Fusheng is an amateur club founded in 2017, and they have won the double title of the 2021 Tianjin Super Football League and the Tianjin Football Association Cup. At present, the club is interested in participating in the 2022 season of the Chinese Champions League, and even shouted the slogan of "Rushing B".
Zhang Cheng, who was born in 1989, has now passed the age of establishment, and in today's Chinese football environment, players have chosen to join amateur clubs, which is somewhat lamentable and helpless.
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