On the road to technical improvement, they rely on overseas training to sharpen their skills, while we look to the Chinese Super League to solidify our position - but can such a strategy really improve our skills significantly? The answer is no. Do you remember the team of Milo's era? Under his leadership, the team managed to get a ticket to the World Cup. Apart from his excellent art of coaching, this was also due to the outstanding performance of many players such as Sun Jihai, Ma Mingyu, Yang Chen, Xie Hui, Fan Zhiyi and many others in overseas leagues at that time. Many players were already the absolute core of the top five leagues at that time. However, can we replicate such an advantage today?
Speaking on sports, Mr. HUANG Qiang pointed out that the most feared opponent of the adult men's soccer team is the South Korean team. Whenever they face South Korea, they seem to anticipate defeat and think that the chances of turning the situation around are slim. But if they can minimize their losses, the balance of victory may be tilted in our favor. If they have already surrendered inside, how can they defeat their opponents on the field? On the contrary, our youth team was able to beat South Korea, which proves that our soccer strength should not be underestimated. The results of the adult teams are not as good. As Djurdjevic said, our gap is overseas. They have thousands of players occupying central positions in top leagues overseas, while our players rarely get a chance to show their stuff in the big five. How can such a comparison not be thought-provoking?
