When will Chinese football bottom out? Ji Yuyang: When the national youth returned to the ranks of the asian powerhouses

Live bar January 29 news In his own program, media person Ji Yuyang believes that the two habits of impetuosity and quick success have offset all the advantages that Chinese football originally had, and only when our national youth team returns to the ranks of Asian teams in the future, this means that Chinese football may bottom out.

Ji Yuyang said: "One is impetuous, the other is quick to make quick profits, these two things are exactly the big taboo of doing a good job in football, it should be the number one taboo, and so many years we have seen in the past 20 years, in the so-called professionalization process, these two habits have been accompanied by the left and right of Chinese football, whether it is the football authority football association, or the respective clubs, or all aspects of football, if these two habits are not overcome, then Chinese football even spends more money, The more time we spend, we'll still be spinning around in place, even in a much faster and larger regression. ”

"Basically, we and Qatar are almost saying goodbye, so many friends want to ask me a question, when is the signal that Chinese football has really bottomed out? The real bottom signal of Chinese football is not that those companies have started to invest in football again, nor that a big-name coach has taken over the Chinese team again, nor that our club has won the AFC Champions League. I judge chinese football as possible

There is only one indicator that will bottom out, that is, one day in the future, suddenly see that China's national youth team has once again returned to the ranks of the strong teams in Asia, we have returned to the top three of the Asian Youth Championship, returned to the final of the Asian Youth Championship, and even won the Asian Youth Championship, and we have begun to participate in the World Youth Championship again. When this scene begins to appear, it can remind everyone that Chinese football may really be bottoming out. ”

"Although football has always had to compete with opponents, in the past 20 years, the biggest opponent of our Chinese football has always been ourselves."

in Drisson