The Chinese women's soccer team recently released its 23-man roster for the 2023 Women's World Cup. Shui Qingxia talked about the stay-at-home players and young players in an interview with Soccer Night.
--Talking about 8 people with experience of staying in the ocean
Shui Qingxia: I've said before that this issue is a double-edged sword. These players are relatively difficult to control when they go out. Aside from personal chats, there's no way to direct training instructions after getting up to speed on practices and games. It's a problem, but you always have to go out. So it's also a two-pronged approach, to observe, communicate, including playing time, and watch videos. China also has players, also want to catch both ends, can not say that the weight control in overseas players, then this game is too dangerous, also want to walk on two legs.
--Talking about young players
Shui Qingxia:To be honest, I think there are still fewer young players now. If they had more, they would be better. They need experience, the gains and losses in the tournament need such experience to grow up slowly. Even though our tournament considerations are quite important, they may have relatively few opportunities. But as long as there are such opportunities, let them grow, because they need such experiences to grow, and they can only improve after that. If possible, give them more opportunities.
