In the past decade, China has boomed in soccer, only in Europe and the Chinese Super League is very noticeable, the Chinese Super League appeared a group of tycoons, but the league is not healthy enough, the youth training system is backward, resulting in the inability to make a profit, the huge investment to hit the foreign aid, and ultimately become a chicken feather, the bottom of the bottom of the barrel in 2023, Guangzhou symbolizes the pinnacle of the Premier League, will participate in the new season of the first division.
In contrast, almost all Chinese companies investing in European teams have made money, represented by Spaniards. Chen Yansheng bought Spaniards, maintained a good operational rhythm, and made a lot of money by operating Chinese men's soccer players studying abroad. Wu Lei stayed in Spain and used to be the team's cash cow. Now, although Wu Lei left the Spaniards, back to Shanghai port, but the Spaniards are still cultivating a 17-year-old young player from the Spaniards Yang Xi U19 ladder team to play in the starting position, is expected to be promoted to the first team, to succeed Wu Lei become the Spaniards "money tree".
In the Swiss Super League, Chinese giants Grasshoppers are also learning from the Spaniards. They have taken over the creation of the new first star of the Chinese men's soccer team studying abroad. That man is Li Lei. 30 year old Li Lei is the only team based in the European Division 1 professional league since Wu Lei returned to China. He has played 14 games for the Grasshoppers with 0 goals and 1 assist, including 7 games in the second half of last season and 7 games in the first half of this season. Li Lei is a mainstay of the Grasshoppers, but due to his age and the team's continued strengthening, Li Lei will soon be returning to his home country.
Li Lei's contract with Grasshopper expires in June 2023. Currently, not only is there no news of a contract extension, but there is also the possibility of an early return. This is because Grasshoppers added a young Japanese defender, Megumi Hara, in the winter window, resulting in the team being overstaffed with non-European players. According to the Swiss super rule, each team can only register six non-European players, Grasshoppers now have seven non-European players, and Li Lei may be squeezed out by the 24-year-old Japanese defender Hara Keiki.
Grasshoppers' Chinese side appear ready to make the move to Li Lei, officially announcing the confirmation of national youth striker Jia Boyan, into the first team. Jia Boyan joined Grasshoppers FC early last year before being loaned out to the Croatian second division to represent the Dubrava ladder and occasionally represent the first team in official matches. The official announcement from Grasshoppers confirms that Jaboyan has recently been recalled and allowed to train with the first team. 19-year-old Jaboyan himself has worked very hard. In a photo released by the club, Jia Boyan is seen with his big brother Li Lei, showing the good side of Chinese men's soccer players studying abroad.
Jia Boyan has also been recognized by the national brand coaches. In the second half of last year, Jia Boyan played on behalf of Dubrava in Croatia for the U22 national football team, scoring a goal at one point to help Dubrava beat the U22 national football team.U22 national football team head coach Cheng Yaodong temporarily recruited Jia Boyan into the U After a short investigation, Cheng praised Jia Boyan, believing that the young player had made great progress after studying abroad for a few months. Later, Jia Boyan regularly represented Dubrava's first team in cup matches, scoring goals from time to time and gradually improving his performance. Not surprisingly, Jia Boyan will take over from Li Lei and influence the Grasshoppers first team's playing roster. However, Jia Boyan's entry into the Grasshoppers' first team is just a staged test, as he returned to Dubrava after the winter break. He still has six months left in his lease contract with Dubrava, and with his steady performance, he will officially enter the Grasshoppers' first team in the new season.
