As we all know, Qingdao is a famous football city in the country, once trained Jiang Ning, Qu Bo, Zheng Long, Gao Ming and other young talents, although in recent years they have been in the middle of the second, but still do not forget to vigorously develop youth training. It is understood that Qingdao has cultivated a very good striker, he is Sun Weijia. Moreover, the latter is likely to stay in South Korea and undergo further tempering in the K2 league.
Born in 2004, Sun Weijia, who plays as a forward on the field, can also play forwards and wingers, is good at individual dribbling and team cooperation, entered qingdao club as early as 12 years old, once won the national championship for Shandong, and he also personally won the top scorer of the U15 Championship Cup, and was selected as a national brand. The 18-year-old has been promoted to the Manatee first team.
Last season, Qingdao Manatee successfully broke through the first place in the Chinese Second Division under the coaching of the veteran coach Yin Tiesheng. This also means that Sun Weijia is very promising to appear in the new season of the Chinese First Division. However, Sun Weijia's ambition is not small, because his goal is to stay in Yang.
According to media person Miao Yuan, this year's K2 head coach who is familiar with Chinese football has paid attention to Sun Weijia's performance, believing that the latter is a very promising young player. It just so happens that the two clubs have the intention of in-depth cooperation, so the team intends to introduce Sun Weijia for vigorous training, of course, its goal is to target the huge Chinese football market behind the latter.
For Sun Weijia, being able to play in the Korean K2 League has great benefits for his future growth. As we all know, the Korean league pays attention to physical confrontation and physical training, and pays attention to rapid offensive and defensive conversions. Now Sun Weijia is appreciated by the team's head coach, and if he can really join in the future, he will be able to get a lot of playing time.
After all, the K2 League, even if it is a South Korean secondary league, is quite high, at least a large piece higher than the Chinese First Division, and their football environment is more suitable for young players to grow. Look at gao zhunyi, Wu Shaocong and other players who have stayed in the japanese and Korean sub-leagues, after returning to the Chinese Super League, it basically did not take much time to integrate into the team and show excellent potential. If Sun Weijia can grow further in the Korean League, he is even expected to become the next Qubo.