Recently, there have been many Korean faces in the coaches of the Chinese Super League and the Chinese League, and the joining of Kim Dayi, Kim Jong-fu and others has made the "Korean style" blow vigorously in the Chinese football world. As a regular football fan, I have mixed feelings about this phenomenon. On the one handThe addition of the Korean coach has undoubtedly brought new tactical concepts and training methods to our league, which is eye-catching; On the other handThis is also worrying, and our local coaches seem to be a little overwhelmed in this "Korean wave".
First of all, we have to admit that the joining of the Korean coach has indeed brought a lot of positive impact to Chinese football. With their deep understanding and experience of Asian football, they have injected fresh blood into our league. After all, the introduction of new tactics and new concepts is good for improving the competitiveness and enjoyment of the league. But,The effect is not satisfactory。Over the years, despite the successive arrival of Korean coaches, our league results have not made much of a breakthrough internationally.
What is even more worrying is that behind this "Korean Wave" is the neglect of Chinese football for the training and development of local coaches. Under the high salary**, clubs prefer to choose experienced foreign coaches, ignoring the potential and development of local coaches. This short-sighted approach not only shrinks the development space of local coaches, but also invisibly discourages their enthusiasm. We can't help but ask, go on like thisWhen will Chinese football become self-sufficient?
I believe that the development of Chinese football cannot rely solely on the introduction of foreign coaches. Local coaches understand the roots of Chinese football and have a deeper understanding of the characteristics and culture of the players. They are the key to the long-term development of Chinese football. Therefore,The mechanism of training and developing local coaches is particularly important。Clubs and football associations should pay attention to the training of local coaches and provide them with more opportunities to learn and grow, such as increasing domestic and foreign exchanges and training opportunities, and improving their professional level and vision.
At the same time, local coaches also need to put pressure on themselves, continue to learn and absorb international advanced football concepts and training methods, and improve their competitiveness. Only in this way can we truly gain a firm foothold on the international football stage and realize the rapid development of Chinese football.
Finally, if Chinese football wants to get out of the current predicament, it needs not only foreign "blood" to inject new vitality, but also local "roots" to be deep. In this process, the efforts of every football person are indispensable. Let us look forward to the near future, Chinese football can show a new style on the world stage.