Recently, the remarks of Nan Jiyi, the new foreign coach of the Henan team, have attracted widespread attention. He mentioned that Chinese players need to have the initiative to compete with foreign players, which made me think deeply about the current situation of Chinese football. Although Nan Jiyi's view is correct in theory, there are many difficulties in practice.
First of all, we must admit that the long-standing problems of Chinese football are complex and volatile. fromThe imperfection of the youth training systemTo the improvement of the overall quality of players, to the standardization of league management, these are all difficult problems in front of us. Chinese players are often at a disadvantage in competition with high-level foreign players, not only at the technical or tactical level, but also with the entire football system and training mechanism.
Nan Kiyi seems to have overlooked a key factor: the Chinese team's dependence on foreign aid. Too often, in pursuit of short-term results, clubs prefer to invest in established foreign players rather than patiently developing homegrown players. This attitude of quick success has undoubtedly had a great impact on the long-term development of Chinese football.
The reason why Chinese football has relied on foreign aid for a long timeThe root cause lies in the imperfection of the youth training system and player training mechanism. To change this situation, it is not only the joint efforts of coaches and players, but also the deep reflection and comprehensive reform of the entire football system and management. Only by fundamentally solving the problems of youth training and league management can we create a fair and healthy competitive environment for Chinese players.
For individual players, the competition with foreign players is not only a technical challenge, but also a mental and spiritual test. Chinese players must have a firm sense of self-improvement and the courage to not be afraid of challenges. Guidance and support from a coach is crucial in this process. They not only teach skills and tactics, but also inspire the fighting spirit and self-confidence of the players.
In short, although Nan Jiyi's remarks are well-intentioned, they still need to have a deeper understanding and thinking about the actual problems of Chinese football. As a fan, I would like to see the progress of Chinese football in terms of all-round development and long-term planning. We need more attention and participation to jointly promote Chinese football towards a better future. Everyone has an important role to play in this process, whether it's the coach, the players, the management or us as fans.
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