In recent years, China's soccer field has finally seen a surge of youthful energy with the emergence of the "post-00" generation of players. Among them, Jia Boyan from Shanghai Harbor Youth Training Camp has become a star in the limelight. Earlier this year, he traveled to Switzerland to join Grasshopper and is currently playing for Dubrava in the Croatian league. Not long ago, the 19-year-old soccer prodigy was interviewed by the English-language media THATS and boldly declared his dream of joining our national team.
Talking about the experience of staying in the ocean, Jabo Diem said: "I feel very happy and have the opportunity to show my strength. The European soccer environment is superior, the stadium facilities and training level are far beyond our country. Being in such an environment will undoubtedly allow me to improve."
Jabo Diem trained at the English Premier League's Wolverhampton Wanderers youth camp when he was 14 years old, an experience that gave him a new appreciation for European players: "The Wolves youth team was much stronger than us, they were able to see the game through, and they got physically stronger. But I think I can adapt to the pace of the game in England because I'm faster and more technical than they are."
Talking about his future plans, Jabo Diem confessed, "My dream is to play for my country in the World Cup, and I want to play more matches in Europe so that I can improve myself, enhance my country's national team, and become an icon of the national soccer team."
Ja Bo Diem's confidence in his skills is not pretentious. In recent years, the Guardian newspaper, a well-known British media, has selected some of the world's most promising and talented players, and Jabo Diem was among them. Although he did not get many chances in the Chinese Super League during his time at Shanghai Harbor and at all levels of the national team, his potential has earned him the reputation of "Little Hulk".
It can be said that among local players of the same age, Jabo Diem has already made a name for himself. It is undoubtedly a good thing that he can go out of the country at this age and be trained in the European soccer system. Hopefully, he can realize his talent and contribute to our country's soccer in the future.
