Fortunately, it's not all gloom and doom in our soccer world, there are still a few international players who have shown their excellence in the international arena, such as Tu Linli, who plays in the Icelandic sub-league, is one of them. Tu Linli joined the FHLL club in Iceland last year after her experience in the NCAA tournament in the United States. This season, she has scored 15 goals in 16 rounds of the league with amazing efficiency, leading the scorer list, and has the potential to win the league's Golden Boot. At the same time, her team is in the fifth place of the table with 26 points.
In contrast, China's women's soccer team to stay in the ocean momentum is strong, on the contrary, men's football international players have returned to the local. With Wu Lei bidding farewell to Spaniards and moving to Shanghai Harbour, almost all the local players are rooted in the Chinese Super League, except for the naturalized players. Currently, only Li Lei is alone, sticking to the Chinese-funded Swiss club Grasshopper.
However, the attention of the Chinese Super League has taken a sharp turn for the worse, and the competitiveness of the league has fallen to pre-2010 levels. With most of the men's international soccer players staying at home, the focus of attention has been on whether the strength of the national soccer team is expected to climb.
