Although Chinese football is in a low period, there are still several teams in the Chinese Super League that are active, adjusting the team's coaching team and internal and external support configuration, and preparing to do a big job in the new season. Of these more active teams, in addition to the 4 promotion horses, Shenzhen can be said to be the first to bear the brunt. At present, the Shenzhen team has officially announced the entry of South Korean iron marshal Lee Jang-so, and soon there will be an iron guard from the K League to join.
Regarding Li Zhangsu, as long as he is a fan who pays attention to the Chinese Super League, he should be no stranger, and he can be said to be an old acquaintance of Chinese football. This afternoon, liu Jianhong, a former CCTV celebrity, released a short video of a video call with Lee Jang-so through social platforms. In the exchange between the two, Li Zhangsu said that he would go to Hainan on the 16th of this month to start the winter training of the Shenzhen team. Since then, Liu Jianhong has welcomed Li Zhangsu back to Chinese football as a "landlord".
Lee Jang-so said Chinese football is troublesome. Liu Jianhong said politely, it is very troublesome, so I need you. Lee Jang-so said that there is no way to solve it, slowly solve it! Then, Liu Jianhong began to support Li Zhangsu, you don't have to care about these, you as a foreign coach invited by Chinese football, take advantage of the player's physical fitness and overall pressing. As a veteran coach who has coached the Chinese Super League team for many times, Li Zhangsu naturally understands the shortcomings of Chinese players. Reply: I know this, I am now ready to adjust the team like this.
From the brief conversation between Lee Jang-so and Liu Jianhong, we can see the dissatisfaction of the two footballers with the lack of fighting spirit of the Chinese players. Next, the South Korean iron marshal is afraid to let the players of the Shenzhen team go crazy during the winter training period. I don't know if the players of the Shenzhen team are ready.
To be honest, at the moment when Chinese football has fallen to the bottom. Players face either unpaid wages, salary caps, or worrying all day about the team disbanding. The spiritual dimension really needs to be rebuilt to help them regain their self-confidence. Of course, the strict requirements of the coach can only "force" them to find a shred of self-confidence. If they want to completely regain their self-confidence, I am afraid that the Chinese Football Association will need to do more work.