On December 21, it was reported that Li Ke, the main defender of the Chinese men's football team, left the team suddenly, and there was a **speculation that he returned to the United States for family reasons!
Recently, the Tianjin media "Daily News" said that Li Ke's departure from the team was not as simple as "family reasons", but there was another hidden reason.
Indeed, Li Ke's departure is a violation of common sense in the management of the national football team. Tianjin media "Daily News" analysis: All kinds of signs show that Li Ke's departure is not due to family reasons, but to have another hidden situation!For example, Guo Tianyu was removed, and the Football Association also told the outside world about his family reasons, so "family reasons" seem to be a dispensable excuse and excuse.
Now, the Football Association issued an announcement, not mentioning leaving at all, but saying that it urgently recruited Xu Xin of Shanghai Port, which has already made its position clear!
"Daily News" said: All kinds of signs show that Li Ke's departure from the Chinese men's football team seems to be related to his attitude.
With Li Ke leaving, only Jiang Guangtai is left as a naturalized player in the Chinese men's football team.
For this matter, some fans said: Great, although it is said that domestic players crowd out planning players, it is one thing, but Li Ke's attitude is really, really bad, in the last game against South Korea, Li Ke came off the bench, and he was full of physical strength, however, after he lost the ball, he neither worked hard to grab it, nor did he try to chase back, what did he want him to do with this attitude?Look at Wei Shihao, which is called winning glory for the country.
When playing the South Korean men's football team, Li Ke did not chase back when he lost the ball after he came on the field, and he walked and watched the opponent break through with the ball, and he didn't care if he was close at hand, and his attitude was really problematic.
Good morning departure, Li Ke!Do it and cherish it, Li Ke!