The arrival of a new head coach has opened up tactical possibilities for Zhejiang. Recently, the team has been experimenting with a new formation in training, adopting a 4-4-2 setup that emphasizes collaboration between two forwards. The players have shown a strong adaptability during practices, which is bound to positively influence upcoming matches.

The coach has emphasized defensive stability and midfield control. Since implementing the new tactics, Zhejiang's possession rate has noticeably increased, allowing the team to switch between attack and defense more effectively. This approach was evident in their recent clash with an opponent, as they restricted them to just ten shots.

To further execute the new tactics, Zhejiang also plans to bring in new players during the transfer window to strengthen squad depth. This proactive change has received widespread praise from both the media and fans, raising hopes that the new strategy will yield positive results in the upcoming season.