When it comes to Guoan's winter training and recruitment strategy, as an ordinary fan, I feel both excited and a little worried. First of all, our Guoan's actions in the domestic aid market can be described as precise and efficient, and the introduction of young defenders like Zhang Yixuan is undoubtedly a long-term investment in the future. Zhang Yixuan, a 20-year-old young man, has already shown his potential and vitality in the Chinese League. Although he may not be able to become the main central defender in the short term, his arrival has undoubtedly injected fresh blood into Guoan's backline.
Guoan's backfield, especially the central defender position, has always been a shortcoming of the team。Bai Yang, as the main central defender, although experienced, is also controversial. Although Zhang Yixuan's joining will not immediately change this situation, it will at least provide more options for Guoan. Coupled with He Yupeng's reinforcement, Guoan's defense line seems to be more stable.
However, to be honest, although Zhang Yixuan's joining is a good deal, in comparison, Guoan's talent in the midfield is more eye-catching. The presence of Lin Liangming, Yang Liyu and others filled Guoan's attack line with firepower. At the same time, the new rules of 5 foreign aid are a double-edged sword for Guoan, which can not only help the team introduce more high-level foreign aid, but also increase the difficulty of the team's tactical configuration.
In the foreign aid market, Guoan's actions are also worth looking forward to. The addition of Guga, a Portuguese Super League player, if it comes true, will greatly enhance Guoan's midfield strength. Li Ming's recruitment strategy not only focuses on immediate combat power, but also takes into account the future development of the team。Although it is slightly inferior in terms of the number of reinforcements compared with the Shandong Taishan team, it is not inferior in quality.
However, the issue of foreign players has been a pain point for Guoan over the past few seasons. Either injured or difficult to integrate, Guoan's foreign aid strategy seems to have struggled to find the best balance. Abreu's strong performance brought hope to Guoan in the middle of the season, but on the whole, the instability of foreign players did affect the team's overall performance.
Finally, I would like to say that although Guoan has made some moves in terms of recruitment, the real test will be how to integrate these new faces into the team and bring out their best potential. At the same time, coach Suarez will be key in how he adjusts his tactics in the new season and how he motivates the team's team spirit. In the new season, whether Guoan can regain its glory in the Chinese Super League, let's wait and see!