Qingdao's CSL Relegation Progress

As the 2019-2020 Chinese Super League season comes to a close, Qingdao Huanghai have been in a state of turmoil for much of the campaign.

The club, which was founded in 2014 and originally known as Qingdao Hengtao, has struggled to find its footing in the top tier of Chinese football.

Despite being one of the most successful clubs in their home province, Qingdao Huanghai have never managed to win a title or reach the final of the league.

This year, however, things looked promising for the club, who were looking to make their first appearance in the top flight since 2016.

But with just four games remaining in the season, Qingdao Huanghai have found themselves in relegation trouble.

The team has struggled to score goals this season, with only two players scoring more than once in the league so far.

They have also conceded a high number of goals, conceding 55 in the league so far, compared to just 38 for their opponents.

The team is currently 17th in the table, 12 points behind the safety line, and they will need to find a way to turn things around if they want to avoid the drop.

There are several reasons why Qingdao Huanghai may struggle to stay in the top flight next season.

Firstly, the club's lack of quality players has made it difficult for them to compete against the stronger teams in the league.

Secondly, the club's lack of depth has meant that they have had to rely on their experienced players to carry the team, which has led to fatigue and injuries.

Finally, the club's financial situation is also a major concern, as they have struggled to raise funds in recent years and have been forced to sell key players.

However, there are still some positives for Qingdao Huanghai heading into the new season.

With a new manager and a new squad, the club could be better prepared for the challenges ahead.

And with the right tactics and strategies, there is still hope for a successful season next year.