In this round of the tournament, Li Peng cut through the thorns and helped Wuhan to face Guangzhou City with a brace of defenders. He hit two goals, a scene that I'm afraid has caused ripples in the heart of Hu Jinghang, the team's center, and perhaps some shame. As Wuhan's starting center, Hu Jinghang has played in more than ten games, but has not received any income. Despite his positive attitude on the field, he gave his all, but the key to measuring a striker's strengths and weaknesses is undoubtedly the number of goals scored. Obviously, Hu Jinghang has not scored a single goal in the new Chinese Super League season, failing to win the favor of the fans.
Hu Jinghang's performance in the Wuhan team can be described as poor luck, which is something that manager Li Jinyu naturally knows all too well. Otherwise, he would not have given the starting center position to Hu Jinghang. Li Peng and Hu Jinghang are both new blood to the Wuhan team, and their careers have followed a similar trajectory, having played for luxury clubs for many years but failing to prove themselves. The fact that they have now been given a chance to start for Wuhan is a good reason why they chose to join the team in the first place. Hu Jinghang is expected to quickly adjust his condition and mentality, and like Li Peng, explode with excellent performance in return for Li's love for him.
