Live broadcast on November 7th recently, Xinjiang men’s basketball officially announced that Qiu Biao, the former head coach of Shenzhen team, will take over from Adijiang and officially serve as the head coach of the team.

Qiu Biao updated his microblog and wrote, “leaders, teammates and fans, no matter how my role on the basketball court changes in the past two decades, you have given me great confidence and strength, support me to today.

First of all, I would like to express my special thanks to boss Liang, the chairman of the New Century Group. All my growth and achievements today cannot be separated from the platform of the new century. It cannot be separated from boss Liang’s kindness, careful cultivation and continuous encouragement! This will be the most precious treasure in my life, and I will cherish and remember this wonderful time working in the new century forever!”

“Thanks to the trust and recognition of the investors of Xinjiang Guanghui club and the management of the club, giving me the opportunity to undertake this important task. I am going to Xinjiang Guanghui club as the head coach. Xinjiang team has always been a strong team in CBA and once won the championship. The team has a tough style, orderly attack and defense, and has also cultivated a group of young players with great ability. For me, this position is not only the recognition and acceptance of Guanghui club for my previous work, but also the hope and trust for the future team journey. At the same time, I also know very well that, the team is currently facing certain difficulties. I have taken over a short time and a heavy task, which is even more challenging and testing for me.”

“In the past, danxin reflected South Guangdong, and now the bright moon is full of Tianshan Mountains! I believe that a new starting point and a new journey, in the days to come, I will perform my duties diligently, do my best to lead the team to unite and struggle, and impact better results!”

So far this season, Xinjiang regular season 4 wins and 5 losses, winning rate of 44.4%. Ranked 13th in the standings.

(Adzuki beans)