Feng Xiaoting

Feng Xiaoting was born on 22 October 1985 in Dalian, China.

In 2003 Feng began playing professionally with Sichuan Guancheng from Chengdu. He immediately got into the first team. Despite being young, he captained Sichuan Guancheng for several games. Feng Xiaoting went down in the history of Chinese professional football as the youngest captain ever. The player made a successful start of his career. But in 2004 Feng was injured and missed larger part of the season. The footballer featured in 32 games for Sichuan Guancheng overall and netted twice.

In 2005 Feng Xiaoting joined Dalian Shide. Unfortunately, the player again missed part of the season due to injury. Nevertheless, Feng recovered quickly and started to gain prestige among his club-mates. He had managed to establish himself as a first team regular and to fulfill himself only by 2008. Feng made 37 appearances for Dalian Shide.

In 2009 Feng Xiaoting moved to South Korean side Daegu on a two-year contract. Feng made his debut for this club on 22 March 2009. All in all, he took part in 19 matches for Daegu. In January 2010 Feng Xiaoting signed for South Korean outfit Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors from Jeonju. The footballer finished the season with 11 appearances for this club.

In 2011 Feng Xiaoting penned a contract with Chinese side Guangzhou Evergrande. Nowadays Xiaoting plays as a defender of this club where he has already featured in more than 45 games. From 2003 to 2005 Feng took part in 4 games for the China national U-20 football team.

In March 2004 the player made his senior debut. However the manager of the China national football team decided that the young defender was too inexperienced to play for the first team that’s why Feng continued to feature for the China national U-23 football team.

Feng Xiaoting made 30 appearances for the China national team. He was called up to participate in the 2010 FIFA World Cup qualification campaign and won the 2010 East Asian Football Championship together with the national team.