As early as the opening match of the new season, Kawasaki home to Tokyo FC, I have already elaborated on the future of Kawasaki Striker's new season of defending the title.
Compared with the previous two invincible seasons, the current overall strength of Kawasaki has declined slightly, because the vacancy of the golden generation of top players such as Tanaka Bi, Mitsuru Kaoru, including the flag bearer Keiyang, is difficult for anyone to completely replace for a while. Big brother parents Akihiro and Kobayashi Yu have entered the late stage of their careers, the chief shooter Damien is also 33 years old, and in the main lineup of the championship team, nearly half of the "veterans" over 30 years old are concerned, which is the hidden worry of Kawasaki's road to defending his title.
However, the Onimuda system has been pure fire, relying on the overall transmission control of Kawasaki's comprehensive ability to still crush the vast majority of teams Is beyond doubt, for the time being, no team can fully catch up with Kawasaki in terms of hard power and durability in a short period of time.
In terms of reinforcements, Kawasaki is mainly stable, there is not much action, the biggest stroke is only from Sapporo to sign the Thai Messisson Klasin, in the left wing forward position, he will compete with former Chongqing foreign aid Marcinho, but no matter who it is, it is difficult to reach the level of three Kaoru.
In addition, he signed Koki Ses as a substitute from Yokohama FC. In addition, it is from the U18 youth team to raise a few post-00 players, Kimuda's use of young players has always been bold, in the 31-man roster, under 25 players accounted for 11 people, the youngest takai born in 2004 Takai Yukidai, only 18 years old but with a height of 192cm center-back.
The main starter of Kawasaki in the new season is not much different from last season, and you can basically guess it:
Goalkeeper: Cheng Cheng-lung
Defenders: Shogo Taniguchi, Jessell, Yamane, Nobori
Midfielders: Schmidt, HatoWasaka, Shota Oshima
Forwards: Parents Akira, Damien, Sonkracín/Marcinho
Regarding Kawasaki's evaluation and prospects, I predict that it is still the top only one.
The tactical system rebuilt in a short period of time is difficult to compete with a super-mature system such as Kawasaki, which has been honed for three or four years. Be in awe of the power of time.
In the afternoon, I saw a lot of irresponsible pushing balls saying that Kawasaki was going downhill, and this season was not good. Typical of the mediocrity, what you see is what you believe. Yes, Kawasaki started off really badly, losing the Super Cup, stumbling to win Tokyo in the first round, and then being beaten 4-2 by the Mariners. So what? It can only be said that the run-in of the newcomers in Kawasaki's local position will take some time. Ghost Muda is still there, the mature system is still there, stretching the cycle, the strong are always strong.
The simplest logic, people's 5 years and 4 crowns of the dynasty barrier is a real practical time piled up, how can it be because two or three main forces left and instantly collapsed? Do you have any common sense? Also normal. They are all goods that like to eat fast meals, and there is really no concept of reverence for time.