Zheng Zhi (1963-), Chinese footballer
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.. These 10 Chinese Super League titles were won in 2004, 2006, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2019. Zheng Zhi is a famous Chinese soccer player who played mainly in the midfield position during his playing days and currently serves as the team's head coach. He joined the Liaoning youth team in 1996 and five years later joined the Shenzhen Pingan team of the then First Division. Three years later, the player won the first league title of his life with Shenzhen Jianlibao.
In 2005, Zheng Zhi joined Shandong Luneng Taishan FC and won the domestic league and the FA Cup with the club a year later. After winning the domestic league and the F.A.C. Cup with the club a year later, Zheng Zhi gained attention from foreign teams and moved to Charlton FC of the English Premier League the following year, and two years later signed with Celtic of the Scottish Premier League. Two years later, he signed with Celtic of the Scottish Premier League, and in 2001, Zheng Zhi officially returned to China to join Evergrande, who were still in the Central League at the time, and were promoted to the Premier League after winning the league title with the team that season. Between 2011 and 2017, he and his teammates won seven consecutive league titles.
In 2019, Zheng Zhi won his 10th Chinese Super League title and his last league title. For a long time, Zheng Zhi has been called the best soccer player in China. Not only is he physically fit, technically comprehensive, but he also has a lot of experience. Whether it is the defense or offensive end can play, is a rare all-round player. The then Charlton manager Pardew was very appreciative of Zheng Zhi's all-round ability, and he once said that Zheng Zhi was able to play many positions at the same time. At first decided to let him in the midfield position in front of the defense, but later mentioned him to the front position to start the attack, Zheng Zhi can play a very good role.
