On April 7, Chengdu goalkeeper Zhang Yan responded to fans' comments on social media, which caused an uproar. Reporter Wang hostile to this comment, bluntly said that as a public figure, Zhang Yan's comments are really excessive.
Looking back at last night's Super League match, Rongcheng narrowly defeated Jinmen Tigers 3-2. In extra time of the match, Rongcheng conceded two goals in a row, leading to a large number of fans expressing their dissatisfaction by leaving messages under Zhang Yan's social media. Zhang Yan then hit back with sharp words to vent his frustration. The replies have now been deleted and Zhang Yan himself posted an apology message on social media.
In response, King Enemy commented on social media:
Maybe Zhang Yan's comments were just impulsive, but as a public figure, his insulting remarks were too much. Even if the FA doesn't penalize Zhang Yan, the Chengdu team should be punished internally. In an interview with Ding Haifeng, he mentioned, "If you perform well, others naturally won't be hostile to you; if you don't perform well, then you have only yourself to blame, and that's the responsibility you should take." In my opinion, this is the mentality that professional players should have.
