Chen Wanting, 1988 10 was born in Hong Kong, China, and was a former female soccer player in Hong Kong, China. Former head coach of the Eastern Football Team, nicknamed "Niu Wan". Now he is a football coach, coaching China U 16 women's football team. Jiangsu women's football coach. Chen Wanting graduated from the Chinese University of Hong Kong, and often writes columns in newspapers and magazines, telling her own experience in teaching men's football and the development status of women's football in China and Hong Kong.
20 15 12 coached the Oriental Team, becoming the first female head coach to coach the men's soccer team in the top league in Hong Kong and even in Asia. Later, she led the Oriental team to win the league championship from 20 15 to 16, and became the "first female football coach in the world to win the title of men's top league champion" certified by Guinness World Records. 20 16 12 1, AFC won the best female coach in the 20 16 annual award ceremony. On April 9th, 20 19, Chen Wanting said that she had become the teaching assistant of China Women's Football Team U 16.
Chen Wanting's award-winning record:
On May 2, 20 16, she was awarded the Guinness Book of World Records, becoming "the first female football coach in the world to win the title of men's top league". 201165438+1October 2 1, she was selected by the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) as one of the top 100 women in the world in 20 16. 20 16, 16 In the early morning of February 2, 20 16 AFC Awards Ceremony ended in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, and Chen Wanting, head coach of Hong Kong Oriental Team, was elected as the female coach of the year.
2065438+May 2, 2006, Beijing, China-The Guinness Book of World Records announced that Chen Wanting, the head coach of Hong Kong Oriental Football Team, became the first female football coach to win the men's top league championship. On October 20/9165438+10/3, Chen Wanting was shortlisted for the 20 19 China Golden Shuai Award.