The CSL (Chinese Soccer League) has announced that the first training post-coach change in the league's history will take place at Shenzhen FC, one of the league's leading clubs.

According to the announcement, the club's head coach, Zhang Yaping, will be replaced by former Chinese national team player and current manager, Zhu Xiangyu. The move comes after the team failed to qualify for the AFC Champions League this season.

Zhu Xiangyu is no stranger to coaching experience, having previously managed the Chinese national team and several other top-tier clubs in China. He also played as a defender for the Chinese national team, earning over 50 caps and scoring five goals during his career.

Shenzhen FC was founded in 2011 and has since become one of the most successful teams in Chinese football. They have won the CSL championship twice and have made it to the AFC Champions League final once. However, they have struggled with injuries and form this season, which led to their failure to qualify for the Champions League.

The move of Zhang Yaping to Zhu Xiangyu marks a significant change in the direction of the club. It remains to be seen how well Zhu Xiangyu can lead the team to success, but he certainly brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to the job.

Overall, the change in coaches at Shenzhen FC is a positive step forward for the club and its fans. It shows that the club is committed to improving and making changes to improve their chances of success in the future.