Our soccer division has previously faced Thailand, South Korea, Oman and Tajikistan, and in the blink of an eye, will be entering the World Cup qualifying tournament next month, where they will face Singapore. It is worth mentioning that the Singaporean team has welcomed a new coach. In this regard, many fans have been hotly debated, especially concerned about whether the Lebanese coach, who has played against our soccer team in the current Asian Cup, will be fearful of this change. This situation not only highlights the unique charm of our soccer team in the international arena, but also reflects the slow pace of changing the coaching lineup.
Recently, China's men's soccer team seems to have become a "nightmare" in the eyes of other coaches, which not only reflects the strong influence of the national team in international tournaments and the high attention of the opponents, but also reveals the international soccer world's fervent pursuit of victory and the frequent turnover of coaching positions. This situation has brought unprecedented attention to Chinese soccer, but also added many unknowns and attractions to the future of the tournament. In this regard, the Chinese Football Association (CFA) may need to think deeply and speed up the pace of changing the head coach of the national soccer team in order to cope with the increasingly fierce competition.
