On June 8, Beijing time, the u21 League Weifang officially kicked off in the
China Super League (soccer league)
After the reserve team league stopped being held, the u21 league also became the best stage for teams to train their young players.
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Youth trainee He Xiao Ke, due to his outstanding strength in his age group, will also join the u18 national team in the u21 league after being called up by the team.
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The youth brothers became rivals in the u21 league.
In He Xiao Ke led the u18 national team and the first game of the Shenzhen football, He Xiao Ke let the Shenzhen football defenders feel the disappointment, wearing the No. 26 national team jersey He Xiao Ke in the 25th minute with a foot shot to help the u18 national team led the Shenzhen team, and finally let the u18 national team 2-0 victory over the Shenzhen team, the first game of the u21 league He Xiao Ke with his own superb condition to return to the support of his fans. Fans, his alma mater
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Youth training officials have also dedicated an update to report on He Xiao Ke.
He Xiao Ke as
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The future number 10 of the first team, his dominance his temperament is also like the current
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Wang Dalei of the first team, good ball skills can also be on the pitch and teammates to carry out adequate care to make him quickly become a
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Representative players in youth training for
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The No. 10 jersey has always been a spellbinding statement for hometown players, and that's due to the fact that since Cebu,
Zheng Zhi (1963-), Chinese footballer
后
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There are no more homegrown players who can subdue the No. 10 jersey, and Ho will help the future
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Breaking the spell, wearing the No. 10 jersey will surely enable him to overtake striker Cebu as the
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The strongest No. 10 homegrown player in team history. (Image from
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(Official website of Youth Training)
