According to soccer newspaper reports, for the Chinese women's football team in the current World Cup performance, the view that to improve the level, the Chinese women's football team need to carry out a change in the concept of soccer, no longer follow the past way of playing football, but also need to consider sending more players to stay in the ocean.
Looking at the teams that performed well in the World Cup, Australian players and Japanese players playing for European giants did well, which was the core force that ensured the team's advancement. It also suggests that if Chinese women soccer players want to study abroad in the future, they had better join a more competitive team, otherwise the sporting value may be limited.
For international players studying abroad, the Chinese women's soccer coaching staff has put forward specific requirements, that is, self-training self-drive - that is to say, if the training of European clubs fails to meet the established standards, the players themselves have to be motivated to train in order to achieve the proper amount of training. "The training of European women's soccer clubs is basically walking training, not long, so the awareness of the players is very demanding." Women's soccer coaching team a coach said.
In fact, for the Chinese women's soccer team, the most important thing is the change of concept, if still stuck in the past, in the habitual way of playing soccer, will be more affected.
For us, change has become essential. We can't stick to the old way of thinking, gone are the days when you were stuck in a routine and could get past your opponent by making one or two small moves. Nowadays, opposing defenders are on you before you even touch the ball. The pace is getting faster and faster and we have to react. So a day or two of hard work won't make a difference. A member of the coaching staff said she didn't think the Chinese women's soccer team had made much progress over the past few years, so she had to work hard, and that lost balls had to be caught, not by the coaches, but by the soccer technique. It definitely takes hard work to excel at soccer. Similarly, reading is a hard task. All success comes through hard work."
