Recently, the news of the change of coach of the national football team broke out in China, which is definitely a blockbuster for our fans. The five foreign coaches on the list are eye-catching, especially familiar faces like Scolari and Choi Kang-hee of the former Guangzhou team. However, it seems that the selection of the coach of the Football Association this time not only values the coach's coaching ability, but also takes the annual salary as an important consideration.
To be honest, I'm a little impressed by the way the Football Association chose this time. As a fan, who doesn't want to see the national football team invite a world-famous coach to lead the team to climb to higher heights? But the reality is always skinny, and our economic conditions are there, and it is impossible to spend a lot of money like European clubs.
IvanovichHe is likely to become the new manager, who not only has experience in the Chinese Super League, but also knows Asian football inside and out. The most important thing is that his annual salary is relatively modest, and the $1.5 million ** is considered very cost-effective in the current national football budget. Ivanovic also took the initiative to express his willingness to help the national football team improve, and this positive attitude is worthy of recognition.
However, as a long-time fan, I have to say that choosing a manager can't just look at the **. Football is not a supermarket to buy groceries, just look at the ** label to decide to buy. The coach's tactical philosophy, ability to communicate with players, control of the game and other aspects are the key to the success or failure of the team. The annual salary scale can be a reference, but it must not be the only standard.
On the other hand, I also understand the difficulties of the Football Association. There is still a big gap between our football environment and Europe. Capital, talent, infrastructure and other aspects need time to accumulate and improve. In this context, the budget control of the Football Association is inevitable. But that doesn't mean you should give up on pursuing higher goals. The charm of football is to challenge and surpass, and we should do our best within our ability.
The selection of a new coach reflects the realities of our football environment. We need managers who are good and cheap, but at the same time, we can't ignore the comprehensive quality of the coach. I look forward to the new coach bringing new vitality and progress to the national football team, and I also hope that the Football Association can have more investment and development in the future, so that Chinese football can truly go global. After all, the fan's wish is very simple, that is, to see the national football team go further and further on the green field.