Sun Wen, the head of China's women's soccer team, may have a big head start as the team prepares for the Asian Games. First, Zhang Linyan, who studied in the Swiss Women's Super League, has officially ended her study abroad career and returned to the Chinese Women's Super League soccer team. Shui Qingxia continues to train for a long period of time, which raises a huge question mark over Zhang Linyan's second study abroad program.
Secondly, the Chinese women's soccer team has recently erupted in scandal once again. This time, the truth is even more chilling to the fans than Wang Frost and Xiao Yuyi's previous scandal. Seeing the "scandal" erupted by the failed overseas player, many fans also shouted, no wonder Shui Qingxia will abandon Tang Jiali and Xiao Yuyi.
For Sun Wen, China's women's soccer team outbreaks "scandal" is not good news. If the Chinese men's soccer team like the attention of the General Administration of Sport, I am afraid it is difficult to avoid being investigated and held accountable. The next Asian Games, in particular, is expected to be the last straw for Sun Wen and Shui Qingxia. Once we fail to win the title in our own home, the coaching team and managers of the Chinese women's soccer team may face the risk of settling scores.
First, let's take a look at Zhao Yujie's recent exposure of the Chinese women's soccer scandal.
After the release of the Women's World Cup finalists, a shocking scandal erupted when Zhao Yujie, who studied in the Danish league, was arrested. She took screenshots of many of the players who made it to the World Cup finals and attached an article : "Eyeballed their weights and none of these players are up to par. The first elimination list of our national team!"
Zhao Yujie wants to express the meaning of the obvious, that is, the Chinese women's soccer team in the selection of a big problem. In fact, "weight" is one of the criteria. When interacting with fans in the comments section, Zhao Yujie also said that during national team training, players need to report their weight every day.
This has also made many fans question the selection criteria of Shui Qingxia's team and the Chinese women's soccer team; some of the players are taller and naturally heavier; to miss the Women's World Cup just because of their weight is really ridiculous and unfortunate.
We also saw this Women's World Cup, for example, Zhao Yujie (24 years old), these overseas players Shen Menglu (22 years old) were abandoned by Shui Qingxia. In addition, like Shen Mengyu (22 years old) and Wang Frost (28 years old), although they were selected into the big list, but they can only play as substitutes! And Tang Jiali (28) and Xiao Yuyi (27) can only sit on the bench.
All of the players mentioned above share a common trait, which is that they are not skinny like veterans such as Wang Shanshan and Lou Jiahui. Among them, Tang Jiali, Xiao Yuyi, and Wang Frost are all players with strong physical confrontation.
Because Shui Qingxia rolled out a lot of veterans over the age of 30, it made the Chinese women's soccer team's matches with England unopposed. As long as the opponent is physically fit, the Chinese women's soccer team basically loses the ball.
Seeing Zhao Yujie's news, many fans finally understood why Shui Qingxia abandoned Tang Jiali and Xiao Yuyi, and Wang Frost could only play on the bench. On the one hand, compared to Lou Jiahui and Wang Shanshan, their weight obviously does not meet the requirements of Shui Qingxia's coaching team. On the other hand, the Chinese women's soccer coaching team should be "stupid"! These "fools" are biased to think that being strong = not having the physical strength to run.
In the past, fans have been teasing that even if Lionel Messi was in China, he wouldn't be able to make the national team because he wasn't tall enough; now, the Chinese women's soccer team is following the lead of the Chinese men's soccer team and selecting people based on their "weight"! They are not allowed to play when they are playing, and those who are 27 or 28 years old can't compete with those who are in their 30s. In this way, the future of Chinese women's soccer is getting darker and darker.
