On the night of August 8, in the 13th round of the Chinese Super League, Shandong Taishan beat Guangzhou City with a score of 3-1, and stayed at the top of the Guangzhou Division standings. However, Jin Jingdao, who has just come back to the front line, did not appear in the lineup of that day's game. It is reported that he has left the Guangzhou tournament due to the recurrence of his old left ankle problem, which makes it difficult for him to continue to participate in the game. And whether he can start in mid-August in the national football training debut, became a suspense.
Back to the evening of July 21, the seventh round of the Chinese Super League Taishan team against the Cangzhou Lions in the game, Jin Jingdao unfortunate opponent player Yang Yiming stepped on his left ankle, resulting in him being forced to leave the field and go to the hospital to receive a checkup. The hospital diagnosis showed that Jin Jingdao's left ankle ligament was damaged, but fortunately the bone was not affected. At that time, the doctor advised him to rest for two weeks.
Jin returned as a substitute in the subsequent 11th round of the Chinese Super League and made his debut as a starter against Shenzhen in the 12th round.
But in the 13th round of the tournament on the night of the 8th, Jin Jingdao did not appear in the Taishan team's starting list. It was reported that he had already left the tournament area at that time, precisely because of the recurrence of the old ankle disease, unable to insist on the game. Jin Jingdao has also become the second international starter to be diagnosed with an injury after Tang Miao of Guangzhou City. It is worth mentioning that compared to Tang Miao's serious injury, which required surgery in the near future, Jin Jingdao's injury is relatively minor. The Taishan team agreed to his temporary departure from the tournament area, perhaps also to allow him to get sufficient rest, for the next national football preparation and competition tasks to build up strength.
In accordance with the usual practice, the national football team before the start of each training session, the team's medical working group on the injury of the injured international players to carry out a scientific assessment, in order to determine whether it is able to train and play with the team.
