In China's soccer field, the case of jumping into the national Olympic team can be said to be rare. Going back to the inaugural national Olympic team led by coach Xu Genbao for the Barcelona Olympic Games qualifiers, the team was already the youngest ever. However, the recent emergence of Du Yue Miao and Wang Yudong has not only set a new record, but also injected new life and vitality into the national Olympic team.
This trend of rejuvenation certainly reflects the intermittent training of China's youth soccer and the lack of talent resources, but it also brings unprecedented vitality to Chinese soccer. Du Yue Miao and Wang Yudong, two youngsters, are even favored to be expected to consecutively fight in the next and the next Olympic Games until the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. This outlook, undoubtedly for China's soccer tomorrow added heavy confidence and expectations.
