The national soccer team will be trained to prepare for the group stage of the Asian Cup. Group rivals Qatar have changed their coach.On December 7, Football Daily wrote that this is definitely a benefit for the national soccer team. Some rational fans disagree with this. Is being bad for others definitely good for you? Not necessarily. The Asian Cup is definitely not as important as the preliminaries. If you don't improve yourself, even if you get out of the Asian Cup group, what's the point?
Let's say you don't do well in your class and always test second to last in the class. Before the exam, the student who was at the bottom of the class suddenly has diarrhea and can't think straight. Is this a "benefit" to you? On the other hand, if you are always at the bottom of the class, and the student who is always at the bottom of the class has diarrhea, then the last two places in the class will be reversed for a while. Is this a "benefit"? Actually, no. Iron needs its own efforts!
Coach Queiroz was sacked just 10 months into his tenure. The Qatar Football Association (QFA) officially announced that Spanish coach Max Lopez, who coached Wakrah in the Qatar League and led Qatar to the Asian Cup. Lopez, 61, joined the Hope Soccer School in 2012. After coaching Qatar, he was in the European "base" club Auburn for three years, very familiar with the Qatari youth training system.In the summer of 2017, he accepted the former seaport coach Leko command.
In 2018, Lopez coached Wakrah Qatar and led the team to promotion. The Qatar Football Association is optimistic about his ability to put out fires. Soccer Daily believes that Qatar's coaching change is beneficial to the national soccer team because the new coach scouts players and has limited time to hone his tactics. Compared to Queiroz, Lopez has never coached a national team and lacks experience. However, some fans believe that the Qatari internationals will essentially play for their national league and the new coach will get up to speed quickly.
One month before the opening of the tournament (December 12), teams participating in this Asian Cup submit a maximum of 18. and a maximum of 50 names. The 23-man roster is submitted 10 days before the start of the tournament, allowing players to be adjusted six hours before the first match of the group stage, provided that the replaced player has a written report of the reason for injury or withdrawal. Yankovic has circled a 50-man alternative list for the Asian Cup before taking part in the first two rounds of the 36-team tournament, according to a Dec. 7 report by Beijin.
There are too many 50-man rosters with 10 tough players expected to serve their country! Many players who were previously selected for the national soccer team have a chance to make the 50-man roster, but will need to be investigated by Yankovic's coaching staff. Which top 10 tough players are expected to play for their country? Li Yuanyi, Xie Wenneng, Fernando, Zhong Yihao, Huang Zichang, Yang Liyu, Tang Miao, Han Chao, Li Tixiang, and Tomorrow. Fans, who else do you think will make the 50-man roster? You make up the rest.
