The Chelsea Football School (Hong Kong) recently received the prestigious Hong Kong Commercial Times Business Awards 2023 (HKCT Business Awards), winning the title of “Most Outstanding Local Football School of the Year”. In light of this achievement, the school has unveiled an exclusive credit card partnership with Santos, the chief operating officer. Santos expressed his delight, stating, “I am extremely pleased to witness the Hong Kong team’s continuous progression and their historic ascent to the top four in the Asian Games! This new generation is exceptional; they have surpassed our expectations, and Hong Kong football relies heavily on their talent.”
Under the guidance of coach Jon Anderson, the Hong Kong team has displayed exceptional performance in recent matches. They defeated Palestine 1-0 in the top 16, and continued their winning streak by defeating Iran with the same score in the top 8, securing a spot in the top four. Today, they will face Japan in a crucial match that will determine their place in the final. Reflecting on the team’s performance in the Asian Games, Santos shared his thoughts, stating, “I have watched every game! Despite losing to Uzbekistan in the group stage, the players showed immense bravery and determination even in defeat. As we progressed to the final stage, they exhibited even more audacious attacking tactics, not just focusing on defense and shooting goals. They flirted with danger and executed unexpected techniques. Each player showcased a strong fighting spirit, which is truly remarkable.”
Among the standout players in the Hong Kong team, goalkeeper Tony Tse Ka-wing has garnered significant attention. Tse Ka-wing consistently made remarkable saves throughout each game, particularly during the match against Iran, where he displayed exceptional agility and blocked numerous opponent attacks. Discussing Tse Ka-wing’s journey, Santos explained, “‘Kia Wing’ joined Chelsea at the age of 12 to play in the elite team alongside ‘Cen Pei’ (also known as Cen Guopei). Even then, he displayed immense potential, but he faced various challenges. He has been part of the elite team for the past two years, enduring negative news and obstacles. I hope that after overcoming these hurdles, he will truly emerge as a rising star, relieving any concerns for us and his supporters.”
In addition to Tse Ka-wing, the Hong Kong team consists of seven players from the Chelsea Football School (Hong Kong) elite team, including Yu Zaiyin, Lin Yin-ting, Ng Wei-he, Ip Cheuk-man, Liu Jiaqiao, and Lin Lok-kin. Santos expressed his pride in their progress, stating, “Seeing these individuals transform from children into heroes of Hong Kong football fills me with immense pride. It may sound like an exaggeration, but they have achieved what their predecessors couldn’t through their own efforts, dedication, and perseverance. Aren’t they the true heroes?”
Celebrating its 14th anniversary this year, the Chelsea Football School (Hong Kong) takes great pride in nurturing talented players who play a crucial role in bringing glory to Hong Kong. Santos, known for his kindness and generosity, expressed, “When we established the football school, our primary goal was to foster players for the local football scene. Throughout the process, many players whom we believed had immense potential either chose to quit football or join secondary teams. Nonetheless, we are content with even a single success, as it proves that we are not alone. Let’s go, Team Hong Kong!”
The Chen Shouren Foundation has consistently supported the Chelsea Football School (Hong Kong), which has been operational for 14 years. It maintains a dedicated team of 35 trainers, including renowned former Japanese players such as Zhang Zhide, Chen Fazhi, Xu Guoan, and Shun Guopei. The school offers a diverse range of interest classes, regular training sessions, and elite programs catering to different age groups. Additionally, they provide classes for the elderly and voluntary service programs designed specifically for children from low-income families. The school also participates in various leagues, including the FA B League, Youth League, and Women’s A League.
Boasting two stadiums of its own in Lam Tin and Kwun Tong, the Chelsea Football School (Hong Kong) has established its indoor stadium at Jia Hung Centre, 47 Hung To Road, Kwun Tong. Lin Canbin, the director of the Chelsea Football School, expressed his gratitude, stating, “Fourteen years is a substantial period of time. The development and growth of the school, beyond the efforts of our instructors and staff, would not have been possible without the continuous support of the Chen Shouren Foundation. We hope to serve more people through football in the future, bringing positive energy to their lives.”
[Adroddiad Arbennig]Chelsea Football School (Hong Kong) has just won the Hong Kong Commercial Times Business Awards 2023 (HKCT Business Awards) last month – “Most Outstanding Local Football School of the Year”, and then launched an exclusive credit card with the Santos, the chief operating officer, is naturally happy. “I can’t be happy enough to see the Hong Kong team pass one level after another and historically reach the top four of the Asian Games! This young generation is so good, they have already surpassed us. Hong Kong football really depends on them!”
Under the guidance of coach Jon Anderson, the Hong Kong team first defeated Palestine 1-0 in the top 16, and then defeated Iran by the same score in the top 8 to reach the top four.. Today they will competing with Japan for a spot in the final. “I watched every game! Even though we lost to Uzbekistan in both group games, the players in the class all played bravely and played hard even in the loss. When we arrived us the final, we were even more daring to attack. We didn’t just think about defending and shooting. He stole the chicken from 12 yards and went to play the “shoesshine wave”. He fought every player on the field hard, which is very rare.” Sonia Santos about his thoughts on the Hong Kong team’s performance in this Asian Games.
Among the members of the Hong Kong team this time, the goalkeeper Tony Tse Ka-wing is the one who steals the spotlight, he made many great saves in every game. Especially in the game against Iran, he flew from the left to the right and block the opponent’s attack. “‘Kia Wing’ came to Chelsea to play in the elite team with ‘Cen Pei’ (aka Cen Guopei) at the age of 12. At the time, he already felt he had great potential, but he was tired of it. When he went this, he was already in the elite team two years ago. There was a lot of negative news, and I was worried it would be done with him. I hope after hitting the wall so many times, he will indeed be a big boy, so that we and the people who support him will not worry!”
Along with Tse Ka- wing, the Hong Kong team has a total of 7 players in this Asian Games team who were members of the Chelsea Football School (Hong Kong) elite team, including Yu Zaiyin, Lin Yin-ting, Ng Wei-he, Ip Cheuk-man, Liu Jiaqiao and Lin Lok-kin. “Sometimes I feel so proud when I see these pictures. The children then became the heroes of Hong Kong football. This may be an exaggeration, but they relied a lot on their own efforts and blood and sweat to achieve what their predecessors could not The goal is not a hero, is it?” Santos said with a smile.
Chelsea Football School (Hong Kong) is celebrating its 14th birthday this year. The alumni are now shouldering the important task of bringing glory to Hong Kong. No wonder Santos, who has always been kind and generous, couldn’t help but feel: “We decided to establish a football school that day. , the biggest goal is to nurture players for the local football world.Er in the process, there are many players who we think have great potential, but they choose to give up football or go play in the second team It doesn’t matter! It’s good to have one, so we’re all so glad we’re not alone. Team Hong Kong, come on!”
The Chen Shouren Foundation has always supported
Chelsea Football School (Hong Kong) has been established for 14 years and has a full-time training team of 35 people, including famous former Japanese players such as Zhang Zhide, Chen Fazhi, Xu Guoan and Shun Guopei Mae’ n running interest classes, regular training classes and elite classes for different age groups There are also classes for the elderly and voluntary service classes specially designed for children from low income families. At the same time, there are also teams sent to participate in the FA B League, Youth League, and Women’s A League.
Chelsea Football School (Hong Kong) has two of its own stadiums, located in Lam Tin and Kwun Tong respectively. Among them, the indoor stadium is located on the ground first Jia Hung Centre, 47 Hung To Road, Kwun Tong. “Fourteen years is not a short period of time. In addition to the efforts of all the instructors and staff, the driving school has been able to develop to the scale it is today, thanks to the continued support of the Chen Shouren Foundation. I hopefully serving more people in the future through football can bring positive energy,” said Lin Canbin, director of the Chelsea Football School.
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