Li Weijun
Chinese footballer
Li Weijun (simplified Chinese: 李伟军; traditional Chinese: 李偉軍; pinyin: Li Wěijūn; born 1 February 1981 in China) is a former professional Chinese football goalkeeper.
Club career
He would move on a free transfer to second tier Chinese football club Guangdong Sunray Cave where he remained for four seasons before joining third-tier club Meizhou Kejia where he was part of the team that won the division championship. After helping guide the club to safety within the division the following season Li decided to retire from football.
He would move on a free transfer to second tier Chinese football club Guangdong Sunray Cave where he remained for four seasons before joining third-tier club Meizhou Kejia where he was part of the team that won the division championship. After helping guide the club to safety within the division the following season Li decided to retire from football.
Career statistics
As of 1 November 2016
Honours
Meizhou Kejia
China League Two: 2015
References
External links
SouthChinaFC.com, 1.
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