Li Tie

Li Tie

Li Tie, born on May 18, 1977 in Shenyang City, Liaoning Province, is a former Chinese professional football player. He is now retired from football.

During the player period, he was selected into Jianlibao youth team in November 1993, and then went to Brazil to study for five years. During this period, he was selected into China's national team to participate in the second phase of the World Cup finals. In 2001, he was selected into the national team and participated in the Asian group stage and top ten of the world cup, as well as the 2002 World Cup between Korea and Japan. In 2002-03 season, Li Weifeng and Li Weifeng went to Everton on loan with the help of the sponsor. After the loan expired, they completed a permanent transfer and played in Everton for four seasons, playing 34 Premier League games and 6 Cup games. He joined Sheffield United for two seasons in 2006. In 2008, he returned to China and joined Chengdu Sheffield Union. Return to Liaozu in 2009.

In May 2012, he served as assistant coach of Guangzhou Evergrande. In November 2013, he assisted Lippi to lead Guangzhou Hengda team to win the Asian Champions League. In 2014, as the assistant coach of China National Men's football team, he assisted Alan pelan to participate in the 2015 Asian Cup. He retired from Evergrande's coaching team in June 2015. Since July, he has successively served as executive deputy general manager, sports director, leader of Chinese coaching team and head coach of Hebei Huaxia happy football club. Class ended in August 2016. In October, Li Tie joined Lippi as the Chinese assistant coach of the Chinese national men's football team. On October 10, 2017, he served as general manager and sports director of Wuhan Zhuoer club. On November 16, he became the head coach of Wuhan Zhuoer club.

On January 2, 2020, he will be the head coach of China National Men's football team.

Early experience

In 1981, he entered Shenyang Dadong District Sports School.

In 1982, he entered the children's football class of Liaoning Province.

In March 1985, he entered Liaoning youth football training class. Enter Zhangyin football school to receive professional football training.

In 1992, he entered the Liaoning youth team.

In January 1993, he was selected into the Jianlibao football team and sent to Brazil to study; in November 1993, he was selected into the Jianlibao youth team to study in Brazil and served as the captain of the team.

In November 1995, he represented Jianlibao youth team to participate in Nepal "King's Cup" International Youth Football invitational tournament.

In January 1997, because he had a strong sense of the overall situation, a good sense of position, strong endurance, and accurate and reasonable handling of the ball, Li tie was called back to join Qi wusheng's national football team to take up the post of the back half, prepare for and participate in the 16th World Cup Asian qualifier. However, due to the lack of competition experience, the Chinese team did not get the qualification.

In 1998, Jianlibao team went to Brazil to study and returned to Liaoning after dissolution; in October, it was selected as the Asian Games team coached by Horton; in November, it was admitted to Beijing Sports University.

Sports career

In 1998, on behalf of Jianlibao youth team, he won the third place in the "Toulon Cup" International Youth Football invitational tournament of France; on behalf of the national team, he won the second place in the football match of Bangkok Asian Games.

After returning to China in the same year, he joined Liaoning team and won the second place in League A and B and FA Cup.

In 1999, he won the "DENGXILU Cup" international football invitational tournament on behalf of the national team; he was selected into the Olympic team to participate in the Sydney Olympic football tournament; he won the Super Bowl Championship and the runner up of League A for Liaoning team; he was selected into the national football training team in charge of Jin Zhiyang.

In 2000, he was selected into Milutinovic's national training team for many times; in March, he was selected as a member of the first Chinese men's football "dragon team" held by the Chinese Football Association and sponsored by the Chinese Zhengqi Dragon International Foundation; he won the fourth place in the 12th Asian Cup on behalf of the national team.

In 2001, he was elected as the Chinese Footballer of the year and won the best player award of League a.

In the same year, he was selected into the national team, participated in the Asian group matches and the top ten matches of the world cup, and won the qualification of the final stage of the world cup for the first time. In recognition of his performance, the National Sports Federation awarded Li Tie the first level Medal of national sports.

Li Tie participated in the 2002 World Cup in South Korea and Japan on behalf of the national team. He was appreciated by Everton Football Club of the Premier League. On July 25, 2002, he transferred to Everton Football Club of the Premier League on loan and officially joined Everton football club on August 1.

In the summer of 2006, Li tie was transferred to Sheffield United as a free agent for 1.2 million pounds. He was promoted to Sheffield United in the new season of the Premier League with a contract term of two years (before he transferred to Sheffield United, Li Tie did not play for Everton football club for two years due to fracture). On July 7, 2006, Sheffield United announced on its official website that Chinese player Li Tie has obtained a labor certificate and will join Sheffield United a week later. However, after joining Sheffield United, he played only once in an English League Cup. Li Tie has been informed by Sheffield United manager Brian Robson that he can transfer freely.

In July 2007, he was selected into the Chinese national team coached by Zhu Guanghu to participate in the 14th India Malaysia Thailand Vietnam Asian Cup. In the last round of the group stage, he started against Uzbekistan and stopped in the group stage.

In January 2008, with half a year's contract with Sheffield United, Li Tie joined the club's cooperative team in China, Chengdu Sheffield United, and scored his first league goal in 2008.

In 2009, at the end of the season, he joined Liaoning Hongyun team which had just been demoted as a free agent. He also served as an assistant coach and successfully overtook the team.

On October 23, 2010, Liaoning won Nanchang 1-0 at home. Li Tie injured his right leg with a slide shovel in the 40th minute. When he was sent to the hospital for treatment, he was diagnosed with two fractures of tibia and fibula. Since the serious injury in the league, Li Tie has been assisting coach Malin to manage the team as an assistant coach.

On August 22, 2011, Li Tie came back in the Reserve League match with Nanchang team.

At the beginning of 2012, when Li Tie registered with the whole team, he was still a member and coach. In the same year, he served as assistant coach of Guangzhou Hengda team. He won the champion of China Super League in that year and the Asian champion in the next year.

Teaching experience

In May 2012, Li tie was invited by Lippi to Guangzhou Evergrande as an assistant coach of physical fitness.

In May 2014, he entered the Chinese men's football national team again to assist pelan.

On June 26, 2015, Li Tie, the Chinese coach of Guangzhou Hengda team, formally resigned from the club, ending his three-year and one month coaching work in Hengda team. At the same time, we express our gratitude to Evergrande football club and to Lippi, Cannavaro and Scolari. On July 14 of the same year, Hebei Huaxia Xingfu officially announced that Li Tie, assistant coach of Chinese men's football team, has officially joined Hebei Huaxia Xingfu as the executive deputy general manager and sports director of Hebei Huaxia Xingfu football club, and concurrently serves as the leader of the Chinese coaching team of Hebei Huaxia Xingfu football team. On August 18, Hebei Huaxia happy Club officially announced that Li Tie, the leader of the Chinese coaching team, will be the head coach of the team and exercise relevant powers.

On February 3, 2016, Li Tie and Li Jinyu, two former assistants of the national football team, were no longer working in the national football team due to their positions in professional clubs.

On August 27, Hebei Huaxia Happy Football Club officially announced that after friendly negotiation, Li Tie will no longer serve as the head coach of Hebei Huaxia happy football team, and former Manchester City coach Pellegrini will take over the new coach of the team. In one year of coaching Huaxia, Li Tie led the team to achieve the goal of surpassing.

At the beginning of this season, Huaxia made a lot of efforts to attract foreign and domestic aid, with the transfer quota of 5 + 5 + 3, including Jiang Ning, Ding Haifeng, Jin Yangyang, Dong Xuesheng, Ravic, gervinho, mbia and other high-level domestic and foreign aid. The strength of the team has been further enhanced. In the first half of the season, Huaxia ranked second for a long time. At the end of the half way of the league, Huaxia finished second, only 6 points away from Evergrande, the top player.

However, in the second half of the league, Huaxia's performance declined all the way. In the last nine rounds of the league, he only won one game, drew two games and lost six games. The winner still won Changchun Yatai, the vice squad leader. At the beginning of the season, Hua Xia, who has spent a lot of money to recruit, is still coveting the qualification of next season's Asian championship. Therefore, when the team was in trouble, the club started the plan of changing the coach, and Li tie was out of class.

In October, with Lippi team, Li Tie entered the Chinese national men's football team as the Chinese assistant coach of the Chinese national men's football team.

On March 23, 2017, together with Lippi, he participated in the 2018 World Cup qualifier in Changsha. China played South Korea at home, winning 1-0.

On the afternoon of November 16, Wuhan Zhuoer Club officially announced the appointment of Li Tie, general manager and sports director of the club, as head coach.

On December 6, according to the official news of the Chinese football team, Li Tie is no longer the leader and assistant coach of the national team.

In the 2018 season, Li Tie led Wuhan Zhuoer to surpass successfully.

On October 31, 2019, the Chinese Football Association appointed Li Tie as head coach and led the team to participate in the East Asia Cup in 2019.

On January 2, 2020, Li tie was officially appointed head coach of China's national men's football team.

On January 14, 2021, the Chinese Football Association announced a new national football training notice, Li Tie as head coach.

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