At present, Chinese soccer has taken three ways to vigorously develop youth training. This includes arranging for young players to study abroad and improving the operation mechanism of the domestic China Youth League. Of course, it also includes the national brand young ladder teams arranged by the Football Association to train abroad. A variety of parallel youth training methods will undoubtedly help the development of Chinese soccer. At present, it is clear that Chinese soccer has great potential beyond the 2000s. This includes many good overseas players and good players jumping into higher ages.
He Xiaoke is a 2004 age group player. He used to be an overseas red star Belgrade and Savadel U19A. now he started his overseas career again and he is very strong. He also joined the 2001 Olympic training. He will also be a good player for the national soccer front. The excellent attacking player Efirdin finished in March this year. after the U20 Asian Cup, he went abroad to join the Swedish Super League Mjallby club, and now he is back in Guangzhou, becoming an absolute mainstay of the team.
Aside from He Xiao Ke and Efirdin, Liu Shao Ziyang now plays for FC Reed. Li Hao now plays for Atletico Madrid. Li Xiancheng and Wang Bowen played for Werder Bremen in Germany last season and were outstanding. Li Changyi joined Huesca FC in the West B. These outstanding overseas players will help the Olympic team led by Cheng Yaodong to achieve good results in the Olympic preliminaries.
Among the post-2000s players there are many outstanding overseas players. Through his efforts, the head coach of the Croatian team Dubrava was recognized. Jaboyan was promoted to the first team and his ability to read the game is very strong. In addition to many excellent overseas players, many young players who have developed in China are also very strong. This includes players such as Tao Qianglong and Abraham.
Abraham Khaliq is an excellent midfielder. He now plays for Shanghai Port FC and he is also a mainstay of the U24 national soccer team. Like Abrahan, the starters for the AFC also include midfielder Tao Qianglong. Tao Qianglong has scored 3 goals and 1 assist in the Chinese Super League this season and has been a force to be reckoned with. In particular, it was Tao Qianglong's appearance in the Asian Games' first warm-up match against South Korea in June this year that quickly turned the tide for the Chinese team. With the help of Tao Qianglong, the Chinese player scored a goal through teamwork.
For example, in China's first division, the Guangzhou team is basically made up of post-00 players. Young players must be well-trained. Chinese Super League teams also use more young players, and this year's CYL is the second CYL in the country. It includes the U13 group, U15 group, U17 group, domestic U19 league and U21 league. The operating mechanism of the youth league is in order with the domestic professional league. This has led to the development of Chinese soccer in a good direction. Following this direction of development, the future of Chinese soccer is very promising.
