Wu Xinghan, the Chinese football coach who has led China to their first ever Asian Cup win in 2019, is widely regarded as one of the greatest coaches in history.

Wu was born in Beijing on January 17, 1966, and started playing football when he was just eight years old. He spent most of his career with Jiangsu Suning, where he won two league titles and three Chinese Super League titles.

In 2014, Wu was appointed head coach of Shandong Taishan FC. He immediately made a strong impression by leading them to their first-ever Asian Cup win in 2019,Primeira Liga Updates defeating Japan 5-2 in the final.

The winning team featured a talented squad that included players such as Wang Yuhang, Li Zhiguo, and Zhou Jincheng. The team's performance was not only impressive but also showcased Wu's ability to adapt to different styles of play and to create goals for himself and his teammates.

One of Wu's signature tactics was the "three-line formation", which allowed him to control the midfield while allowing his forwards to operate freely up front. This helped to create opportunities for his players to score and contributed significantly to the success of the team.

Another aspect of Wu's coaching style that stood out was his focus on teamwork and discipline. He believed in the importance of creating a positive atmosphere within the team and encouraging his players to work together towards a common goal.

Despite the challenges he faced during his tenure, Wu remained committed to his role as head coach and continued to push the team forward. In 2021, he announced his retirement from coaching, leaving behind a legacy of hard work and dedication to the sport.

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