Former head coach of the Chinese national men's football team, Li Tie, has been prosecuted for multiple economic crimes involving nearly 120 million yuan, sparking widespread societal attention. This case not only involves a huge amount of money but also the numerous charges against Li Tie, making it one of the most sensational corruption cases in Chinese football in recent years. Li Tie, born on May 18, 1977, played as a midfielder during his playing career and represented the national team in the 2002 World Cup. After retiring, he served as an assistant coach for Guangzhou Evergrande, assistant coach for the national team, head coach of Hebei China Fortune, and head coach of Wuhan Zall, among other positions.
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