She said it is difficult to effectively control the situation of players who stay in the ocean once they have left. We can only carry out one-on-one communication to understand their training and game situation, and even only through watching the game video to know their playing time. The inability to directly participate in training resulted in the inability to give specific guidance. However, Shui Qingxia later emphasized that studying abroad is a double-edged sword. After all, we still have to go out. Chinese women's soccer needs to walk on two legs. If all the weight is on foreign players, it would be too dangerous!
Obviously, Shui Qingxia has her own views and understanding of the women's soccer team. In her opinion, studying abroad is not a once-and-for-all solution to the problems of the Chinese women's soccer team, let alone putting all the treasure on foreign players. It must be admitted that some members of the women's national team do not play in the top European leagues, which makes it difficult for head coaches to accurately assess their physical condition and is probably Shui Qingxia's biggest worry!
