Come on! The national football team will train in January next year to prepare for Japan and Vietnam, and naturalized players may fly directly from Brazil to Japan

According to domestic media sources, in order to prepare for the two away matches against Japan and Vietnam on January 27 and February 1 next year, the Chinese team plans to re-concentrate in Shanghai around January 10 next year, and then fly to Japan on the 23rd of the same month. It is understood that due to the recent site conditions of the training ground of Houpaner Sports Park in Minhang District, Shanghai, which has undertaken the training of the national football team for many times, the team's training in this period is likely to be arranged at the Century Park training ground located in Pudong New Area.

Recently, Li Xiaopeng has shifted the focus of his work to the inspection of international footballers, and he has also made the final choice of candidates for the last few rounds of the comprehensive league. As for the several naturalized internationals who have returned to Brazil, the Chinese team still maintains contact with them, and if conditions permit, they will go directly to Japan to meet the national football team away.

In addition, about 10 days ago, the national football preparation leadership working group led by the sports management department and co-established by the sports department and the Chinese Football Association held a working meeting in Shanghai, and Li Xiaopeng and the new team leader Qi Jun also attended the meeting. At that time, the Chinese Football Association had preliminarily circled a relatively large list of candidates for assistant coaches of the national football team according to li Xiaopeng's personal work needs. Judging from the current situation reflected by various channels, the new national football coaching team will still have a high probability of retaining the foreign coach candidates during the previous Li Tie coaching period, they are chris Kress, the Belgian technical director of the Chinese Football Association, and his assistant Roy, and the team's British physical coach Adrian Lamb.