Currently, the Chinese Super League is in a turbulent stage, and the Shenzhen team has become the hardest hit. The team's general manager and a number of players have been taken away for investigation, and a new round of Chinese soccer anti-gambling storm is getting more and more intense. In an eventful time for Chinese soccer, an experienced national soccer star has decided to retire. The sudden retirement of the team's semi-starter veteran last season has also caused widespread heated discussions!
As we all know, Wang Yongper is a famous international player of Chinese soccer. Having started playing for the Chinese national team 14 years ago, Wang Yongper last played for the national soccer team dating back to the 2019 China Cup. This Shandong Taishan youth product has been playing in depth for the last few seasons, and he and he make up a deep-playing group of veteran internationals. He also played 17 Chinese Super League games last season, starting six and contributing one assist!
The 36-year-old Wang Yongper was once dubbed the "white cut chicken" after a photo of him lifting up his jersey drew ridicule from the media. However, Wang Yongper still stood firm in the Chinese Super League through his rich experience and playing ability until this year. According to some previous bloggers, Lin and Wang Yongper may retire and even join the Shamrocks coaching staff to help them make deeper progress!
However, reporter Cheng Wenli revealed that she has not yet decided whether to retire, but Wang Yongper is indeed ready to hang up his boots. There is no doubt that this sudden decision surprised many fans. After all, the Chinese Super League is not as competitive as it used to be, with few young players emerging. As long as Wang Yongper wants to play soccer, he can still have a place in the team!
In this eventful period of Chinese soccer, perhaps Wang Yongper and other old Jiang who have experienced the storms and ups and downs of Chinese soccer are already exhausted, and choosing to retire is also a kind of helpless move. Many fans feel that Wang Yongper's failure to realize his talent is indeed a bit of a "hurtful" move. We must say, we still have to wish the veteran midfielder, who has played many matches for the national soccer team, good luck, and hope that he can bring more help to Chinese soccer after the transition!
