At the Tianjin Olympic Sports Center's Water Drop Stadium, the Tianjin Jinmen Tigers are embarking on an intense training routine. It is reported that the team has conducted two training sessions in the past 24 hours, and as emphasized by the coaching staff and players, the month-long training is all about high-intensity physical reserves. As for the naturalized player Cao Yangzheng, who is the concern of some fans, he did not show up in the public training on the 22nd, in fact, Cao Yangzheng left the team as early as the beginning of May. At the beginning of the formation of the Jinmen Tigers, it was publicly stated that in the framework of the overall team building, the maximum degree of openness to welcome the return of former players, including Cao Yangzheng. It was based on this stance that Cao Yang returned to Tianjin in early April before the team traveled to Suzhou, where he subsequently accompanied the team. However, after about three weeks of observation and comprehensive evaluation, the Tianjin Tigers finally decided to let Cao Yangzheng leave midway through the tournament after fully communicating with him. Cao Yangzheng, a third-generation Peruvian-born Chinese, had no background in the professional soccer ladder when he joined Tianjin Teda on trial in 2019. after officially signing on in 2020, he has so far failed to qualify for league registration due to the naturalization process. This season, the Tianjin Tigers have provided a broad stage for young players, with U23 player Qian Yumiao having solidified a starting position and Yang Zihao, who is the same age as Cao Yangzheng, also getting a chance to play and score goals. Despite the fans' expectations of Cao Yangzheng, the outside world still has limited knowledge of him. Therefore, on the one hand, we hope that he will find his own space in the Chinese Super League, and on the other hand, we must believe that the Jinmen Tigers must have their own good reasons for making this decision.
