Interestingly, apart from Yan Junling, the most recent Chinese Super League goalkeepers seem to have had a pre-match discussion about having a blowout together. Like Yan Junling, Shandong Luneng's Wang Dalei and Beijing Guoan's Housen had a blowout in the Chinese Super League. Wang Dalei was the final barrier in Shandong Luneng's defense as he played steadily and reacted quickly in a 1:0 win over Chengdu Rongcheng. Guoan goalkeeper Housen has also performed well in recent matches. He often solves defensive crises. He contributed eight saves in two consecutive matches, making him the best keeper in recent Chinese Super League matches. His popularity is close to that of Wang Dalei of Shandong Luneng and Yan Junling of Shanghai Port.
With the collective explosion of three ace goalkeepers in the Chinese Super League, national soccer team coach Ivankovic is in happy trouble. In the match against the Thai men's soccer team in June, Ivankovic really didn't know which goalkeeper was more suitable for reuse. This is because all three goalkeepers are excellent goalkeepers and their performances were impeccable. No matter who they ultimately choose to use, there will inevitably be a lot of regrets.
Interestingly, a few days ago, famous Chinese soccer commentator Huang Jianxiang also said on social media platforms that Chinese goalkeepers are generally backward in style and are squatting at the door. The FA should break the rules and allow the introduction of foreign goalkeepers to solve the problem at the root. Surprisingly, Huang Jianxiang's words just ended. A few days later, the local goalkeepers of the Chinese Super League collectively ushered in a big outburst. Isn't this a direct slap in the face of Huang Jianxiang? Even with the arrival of Ederson and Alisson, these three ace goalkeepers have put in brave performances in the Chinese Super League. It is true that the level of players in other positions in Chinese men's soccer is limited, but in the position of goalkeeper, Chinese soccer has never lacked talent
