The current state of Chinese soccer is really worrying, and this phenomenon in the Central League - where teams tend to rely on veterans rather than young players - is a direct reflection of the lack of reserve power in Chinese soccer. According to reports, it is a common belief among teams in the Central League that veterans far outperform young players in terms of fundamentals, confrontation and physical strength, posing a serious test for the future of Chinese soccer.
In order to change the current situation, Chinese soccer should strengthen the cultivation of young players, not only technical and physical training, but also in the psychological, tactical and other aspects of the overall development is more important. Only in this way can Chinese soccer really get rid of the "no one to follow" dilemma, realize sustainable development and improve competitiveness. All of these changes must begin with a high degree of attention to and strengthening of the development of the Central League soccer team.
