In China's soccer field, jumping directly into the national Olympic team is a rare situation. Dating back to Xu Genbao's inaugural qualifying campaign for the Barcelona Olympics, the average age of the national Olympic team has never been this low. In this tournament, Du Yue Miao and Wang Yudong's emergence not only set a new record, but also injected unlimited potential into the national Olympic team.
Although this trend of rejuvenation stems from the volatility of the country's youth soccer training and the lack of a talent pool, it has undoubtedly injected new life into Chinese soccer. Du Yue Miao and Wang Yu Dong are even seen as expected to play in the next two Olympics in a row, covering the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles. This is undoubtedly a major boost and expectation for the future development of Chinese soccer.
