After a two-month hiatus.
national soccer team
After the campaign for the World Qualifying 40
China Super League (soccer league)
The league is about to light up again, and on July 11th, Shanghai Harbour Stadium hosted a media open day, with international players Yan Junling, Stanley Wang and Li Ang making an appearance. In front of the media, Stanley Wang confessed that he is still in good shape despite his physical exhaustion. Talking about the team's shortage of foreign aid, Stanley Wang said that no matter what kind of challenges they encounter, they have to rise to the occasion.
Talking about his personal physical condition, Stanley Wong revealed: "It's been a long time since I left everyone, I haven't been back from the national team games for a month and a half, and I haven't rested since I came back because the league is about to open. During this time, I hope to adjust as soon as possible to get ready for the second phase of the league. Overall, there is nothing much wrong with my personal situation, the national team's daily intense training in Suzhou is good preparation despite the lack of rest." In the face of the intensive schedule ahead, Stanley Wong believes that head coach Leko was well prepared when he took over the team. "The fixtures are very tough and intensive for every team, and every team needs to face it. The intensity of our team's training has prepared us well since the first day the head coach took over." With Arnautovic not likely to return and Muy returning to Australia to deal with family matters, the second stage of the league seaport may see only two foreigners in action. In response, Stanley Wong, who is the captain of the team, said he could only face it head on. "Let's just deal with it as if the foreigners are injured or unable to play for some reason, we are training every day to prepare for all sorts of difficulties that may occur." Stanley Wong plays as a left back for the national team and will return to the right back position when he returns to the harbor. Regarding this positional change, Stanley Wong said that he has fully adapted to it. "There's no problem, I've gotten used to it during the national team training, I've been adapting to the position and role change for a long time, and I've played a lot on both the left and right sides."
