Wu Lei (1979-), Chinese footballer
His goal was like a shooting star across the night sky, and his two world-class slingshots not only proved that he is slowly finding the soul of shooting, but also that Paulinho's precise "scalpel" passes were instrumental in the success of his second goal.
After the game, in front of the media.
Wu Lei (1979-), Chinese footballer
His attitude was as calm as his goal. He said, "It's crucial for the team to win, and it naturally feels better to contribute goals on top of that. I think the fact that we've won the last few games in a row is the most gratifying."
Despite his two goals, Wu Lei is still not at his physical peak in the opinion of head coach Leko. As a result, Leko did not give him more chances to show off and avoided his attempt at a hat-trick. In the 67th minute, Wu Lei was replaced by Li Shenglong, his longest appearance since his return.
Leko usually doesn't comment individually on individual players after matches, a point he has emphasized many times in public. However, after a rare big win, Leko seemed to forget his professional habits and was full of praise for Wu Lei. "He played very well and showed his ability and technical characteristics to the full, even though he is not in the best shape yet." Leko said.
Leko added: "It takes time for the new signings to reach their best and we will help them to integrate into the team as quickly as possible and reach the highest level. It's great to see them integrating so positively into the team."
These three goals broke Harbour's single-game scoring record for the season. Prior to this, Seaport had scored a maximum of two goals in 17 matches, and after 17 rounds of the league, their total goals were almost 40 less than Wuhan Sanzhen.
