During the Spring Festival, Li Lei, a Chinese international who now plays for Grasshopper Football Club in Switzerland, sent New Year greetings to the fans.
Li Lei deliberately recorded a video and said: "Hello everyone, I am Li Lei, and I am now playing at Grasshopper Football Club in Switzerland. I wish you all a Happy New Year, all the best, good health and happy family. After officially joining grasshoppers, Li Lei has made consecutive debuts in warm-up matches, but due to recent injuries, Li Lei did not follow the national football team to play the two round of 12 matches with Japan and Vietnam.
Today, the official blog of the Swiss Grasshopper Club announced that Li Lei has returned from injury. This team with many Asian players has attracted much attention, new signings Zheng Xiangbin and Sekobu Meng are still unable to play, and Li Lei, who has come back from the team, can enter the team's big list and play in the Zurich Derby, after 19 rounds of the current league, Grasshoppers are temporarily ranked 7th with 5 wins, 8 draws and 6 losses. Zurich has been strong this season, currently topping the league table with 43 points from 13 wins, 4 draws and 2 defeats.
Many Chinese fans will wonder if Li Lei's starting point will be too high, in his debut in the Swiss League, he will face the Swiss super points page of the team Zurich, but also the much-anticipated derby, Dong Fangzhuo's debut at Manchester United is still facing Chelsea, as long as he plays
At his own level, he also looked forward to Li Lei's appearance.
In fact, the grasshoppers are still plagued by injuries, Pušic will continue to be absent due to illness, Sene and Lusley have accumulated yellow cards, Andre Santos has been suspended for red cards, and whether Margret and Ribereau can play due to injury is doubtful. The only good news is that captain Abrahi and Li Lei have returned from injury in this game, and new signing Jordan can also be dispatched by head coach Contini, and this Zurich derby will also receive the attention of Chinese fans for the first time, and I wish Li Lei a smooth sailing in the Swiss Super League.