Карьера и клубы

History

Establishment in Wuhan

Wuhan Qianwei F.C. was founded in Wuhan, Hubei Province in early 1995 on the basis of the second team of Hubei WISCO, which had taken the vacant place in Jia B League created by the merger of Hubei Football Team (est. 1954) and Wuhan Football Team to form its parent team in the previous year, and was relegated to China League Two after that season. In the 1995 season, Hubei Qianwei took part in the bottom level (tier-3) China League Two and finished fourth to gain promotion to the second division. In the second tier, they quickly received significant funding from the Ministry of Public Security along with the Huandao Group, a notable company in tourism industry based in Hainan, which in turn also saw the club change its name to Qianwei Huandao to represent their new stockholder. Qianwei Huandao tried to relocate their home ground in Haikou, the capital city of Hainan province, but the team finally chose to stay in Wuhan since there was no suitable stadium in Hainan to serve as the home ground. With significant investment coming into the team, they bought several former Chinese international players such as Feng Zhigang and Xu Tao to strengthen the squad. This soon paid off when the club won the second-tier league and promoted to the top tier at the end of the 1996 league season.

Move to Chongqing

In the top tier the owners decided that the club needed to affiliate itself with a major region that had a great football fan population, so…

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Name history

1995: Wuhan Qianwei (武汉前卫) 1996–1998: Qianwei Huandao (前卫寰岛) 1999–2000: Chongqing Longxin (重庆隆鑫) 2000–2003: Chongqing Lifan (重庆力帆) 2004: Chongqing Qiche (重庆奇伡) 2005–2016: Chongqing Lifan (重庆力帆) 2017–2020: Chongqing Dangdai Lifan (重庆当代力帆) 2021–2022: Chongqing Liangjiang Athletic (重庆两江竞技)

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Managerial history

As of End of 2021 Chinese league season.

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