Meizhou Hakka Football Club recently announced that Zhang Xiaorui, Li Weijun, and Liu Junpeng have resigned from their positions as general manager, team leader, and assistant coach, respectively. This means that just 40 days after the team's relegation from the Chinese Super League, they have undergone another coaching change. During Zhang Xiaorui's tenure as interim coach, the team played 5 games, achieving 1 win, 1 draw, and 3 losses, with a total of 1 point, ranking last and still being the top candidate for relegation. Meizhou Hakka was initially deducted 3 points at the start of the season and was later penalized another 6 points by the Chinese Football Association, temporarily becoming a negative score. New coach Zhu Jiong has rich coaching experience, having coached in the Chinese Super League, China League One, China League Two, and China League Cup, and has led teams such as Shanghai Shenhua, Guizhou Renhe, Qingdao Huanghai, Yunnan Yukun Steel, Guizhou Zhicheng, and Kunming City Star. Zhu Jiong has taken over as Meizhou Hakka's coach, still facing a tough situation, and it remains to be seen whether he can turn the tide and lead the team to avoid relegation. Meizhou Hakka will play against Wuhan Three Towns, currently ranked fourth, on June 14th at 19:00 away. The team's pressure to avoid relegation has increased, and the club's two coaching changes also demonstrate a strong desire to survive. Meizhou Hakka Football Club's announcement marks another attempt by the team, but it is still unknown whether they will find the right direction. Will new coach Zhu Jiong's coaching style suit Meizhou Hakka's players? This is a question that only time can answer. The future of Meizhou Hakka Football Club is still full of uncertainty, but one thing is certain: the team will do their best to fight for the opportunity to avoid relegation.