With the latest developments, the Chinese Super League's foreign aid policy continues to evolve, but the number of registered foreign aiders per team for the new season will be reduced from seven in previous years to six. This means that each team will be able to register six foreign aiders at the same time, five of whom can be included in the match lineup, and a maximum of five foreign aiders can be on the field at the same time, with the total number of appearances not exceeding five. This change has undoubtedly brought greater challenges to the clubs' attraction strategy, lineup construction and tactical deployment, especially those teams aiming for the championship or relegation. How to delicately adjust the layout of foreign aid has become the off-season urgently need to crack the problem.
For Taishan team, facing the new season, the management needs to be smart and efficient in adjusting the foreign aid lineup in order to seize the lead in the fierce league. At present, the retention of Wako, Cressan and Zeca has been finalized. Wako is the core of the team's backline with his excellent physical quality and comprehensive skills; Cressan shows his excellent talent in the midfield with his swift breakthroughs and accurate shooting; and Zeca, as the team's leader, is highly expected. The three of them will undoubtedly lay a solid foundation for the team.
However, from the point of view of the current Taishan team, the introduction of an excellent foreign back has become a top priority. Although the team has a lot of domestic players in the midfield last season, but in the high-intensity, fast-paced game, the team in the midfield control is insufficient, especially in the defense to attack the key link, the lack of a fast combing attack, accurate passing pivot type back. This is also one of the key factors of the team's poor performance last season. A good foreign back can not only enhance the stability of the team's midfield, but also through accurate passing and broad vision, become a key link between the backfield and the front.
