Is there any catfish? It was revealed that the women's football coach selection involved Li Tie! Media person: Li Tie's accident did not affect the work of the Football Association

Nian Zhou

2024-05-11 11:24Posted in Shandong Premier League commentator, Tencent Football Special Writer Creator in the field of sports

Recently, a number of media revealed that former Australian women's football coach Milicic is basically determined to become the new coach of the Chinese women's football team, but what people didn't expect is that Li Tie may also be involved!

Born in 1974, the 50-year-old played as a striker and played as a striker before playing as a retire to help Postecoglou and Donny van Marwijk in two World Cups, and helped the Australian men's team win the Asian Cup in 2015.

In February 2019, Milicic became the head coach of the Australian women's national team, leading the team to the round of 16 of the 2019 Women's World Cup. In the group B group stage of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic qualifiers, the Australian women's football team drew 1-1 at home to the Chinese women's football team in injury time, and both teams advanced to the play-offs, and then defeated the Vietnamese women's football team in the play-offs to advance to the Olympic Games.

However, Milicic has not been in charge for two years, and he basically can't find a job in the Australian circle, so the Chinese women's football team does have some doubts about choosing him as the head coach.

In addition, the new coach of the Chinese women's football team and the head coach of the U17 women's football team can have something to do with Li Tie! What does this mean? Li Pingkang, a well-known media person, explained: "One of the more interesting things is that now the head coach of the U17 women's football team, Van Egmund, and the soon-to-be head coach of the national team, Milicic, are both affiliated with an agent who has a lot of intersections with Li Tie.

At that time, in the hot summer of Australia, the training venue was selected on the Gold Coast, which was very hot and there were no warm-up opponents, rather than Sydney and Melbourne, where the weather was relatively suitable and there were a large number of Australian Super League teams nearby, which caused some controversy. However, at present, the accident of Li Tie and others has not had any impact on the relevant work of the Football Association! ”

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