Qingdao Hainiu's yellow‑card statistics for the 2026 season have been officially released, showing the club with 0 red cards so far and providing a clear breakdown of each player's cautions. The data comes from the league's official stats platform, giving fans a quick view of the team's disciplinary record.

Which players have the most yellow cards?

This season, Nemanja Andjelkovic tops the list with 3 yellow cards. Close behind are Senwen Luo and Yangyang Jin, each also with 3 cautions. Yonghao Jin and Chuangyi Lin have 2 each, reflecting their active defensive roles.

Why does the red‑card count remain at zero?

So far, Qingdao Hainiu has recorded 0 red cards, a rare feat in the fiercely contested Chinese Super League. Head coach Zhang Yuning noted after a match that the squad focuses on emotional control during defense, directly contributing to the clean red‑card record.

How do yellow cards affect the team?

While the total cautions are modest, Qiao Wang has already received 1 yellow card and was suspended after reaching the accumulation threshold. The suspension forced the team to play a crucial match with 10 men, resulting in a 0‑2 loss. This incident highlights the need to reduce unnecessary fouls while staying aggressive.

What adjustments are planned?

Data shows that Malcom Edjouma and Pengfei Mu each have 2 yellow cards, indicating room for improvement among defenders. Qingdao Hainiu intends to focus on defensive positioning and timing in upcoming training sessions, aiming to keep competitiveness high while lowering caution numbers.