Li Huai Min

Li Huai Min
李懷敏
	File:Li Huai Min.jpg Li Min playing for Balestier Khalsa in 2011.
Personal information
Full name	English: Li Min; Traditional Chinese: 李懷敏
Date of birth	4 August 1992 (age 31)
Place of birth	British Hong Kong
Height	1.78 m (5 ft 10 in)
Playing position	Right Back
Number	17
Youth career
2009	Balestier Khalsa
Senior career*
	* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only and correct as of 01:11, 3 May 2020 UTC

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Li Min (Chinese: 李敏; pinyin: Lǐ Huái Mĭn; Jyutping: lei⁵ waai⁴ man⁵; born 4 August 1992) is a Hong Kong-Singaporean footballer, currently a free agent in Singapore.

Club career[edit]

Li began his football career at the age of 15, joining youth team of Balestier Khalsa in 2009.^[1]^[2] He was promoted to the Prime League team of the S-League club Balestier Khalsa when he was just 17, spending just one season playing under Salim Moin before leaving the club due to personal reasons. In Prime League, he scored on his debut for Balestier Khalsa against Gombak United.

He made his first appearance for Balestier Khalsa's first-team that year, as a substitute in a friendly match against Etoile FC. He scored on his first start against Beijing Guoan Talent in a friendly. Ended the season with 8 goals and 24 appearances to his name. Despite holding Singapore Permanent Resident status for years, Li still considered as a foreign players in league while Balestier Khalsa signed Vahid Bogučanin thereafter.

In 2012, Li followed his former coach and joined Changi Simei, a district team. On 15 December 2012, he scored his first & second goal for the team against Malacca FA U-21 in a friendly at Gadek.

Li had a short stint with Vipers FAA in 2013, which is a football club which competes in the National Football League (NFL) Division 3, the fourth-tier association football league in Singapore at that time. He played as a centre back and created a goal in his debut in a friendly match.

In 2016, he underwent unsuccessful trial at Gymkhana FC after playing 4 matches. He was selected in the squad of a non-league side, Simei United which intend to take part in Island Wide League but failed to do so. Partly due to his injury sustained in the friendly, he quit soon after.

Li returned to club football after 4 years of absent, partly due to 2 years of national service. He signed for Changkat FC, also known as Tampines Changkat CSC, in the NFL Division 2. Debuted in 5-1 defeat against Warwick Knight for pre season friendly. However, the chairman decided to withdrew from the league just 1 week before kick-off without notice. Thereafter, he joined Admiralty CSC and played against Singapore U22 in a friendly and was de-register from the squad due to injury.

International career[edit]

Li has never receive any national team call up. However, he had the intention to represent Taiwan. In 2011, he was given the contact of Technical Director from Chinese Taipei Football Association to arrange a trial but he was unsure about his future of where to settle down and his studies. Hence, letting go the opportunity.

Coaching career[edit]

In 2012, Li helped out with Balestier Khalsa as U-17 team assistant coach and finished 2nd place after his team lost 3-1 to Home United U-17 in the final.

Personal life[edit]

Li was born in Hong Kong and his family migrated to Singapore in 1999. His mother is a Taiwanese which means that he was eligible to represent either Hong Kong or Taiwan before he obtained Singapore citizenship in November 2016. He is also a supporter of his former football club Balestier Khalsa, even creating a Facebook fan page titled ‘Tiger’s Troopers’.^[3]

Honours[edit]

Balestier Khalsa

Central Singapore Challenge Shield
- 2nd Runner-Up (2): 2010, 2011

Individual

Balestier Khalsa Young Player of the Year: 2010
Balestier Khalsa (U-18) Top Scorer: 2010

References[edit]

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