Recently, Shandong Taishan player and winner of last season's Chinese Super League champion Jia Desong was interviewed by the Brazilian media Global Sports. Mr. Judsson said that at the beginning of his career, he had to work as a bricklayer to supplement his family because he did not have money, but after surviving that difficult period, he finally ushered in the peak of his career in China.
"About ten years ago, I was bricking people on the construction site from Monday to Friday, and I could only train on the weekend." "I worked as a mason for about two years, and life was really hard at that time, and I had to work from morning to night to earn a little bit of money to make a living," Jardson said. In the face of these difficulties, I thought about giving up several times, but I have to thank my wife, who is the biggest motivation to keep me going. ”
Judsson said it wasn't until he was 23 that his playing career took a turn for the better: "In 2014, my career finally dawned, and I received an invitation to try out for The Americas. There I saw the well-developed infrastructure and the hope of becoming a professional player. I became an advanced professional at the age of 23 and only I know how difficult it is, I have fallen behind too much and now I have to redouble my efforts to make up for what I lost before. ”
Later, Judsson gained a foothold in the professional league and even "stayed in the ocean" to play in Portugal. By the time he went to Play in China, he was already a very trustworthy centre-back. Last season, Jia Desong won the league championship trophy in Wuhan Sanzhen and Shandong Taishan, and he also followed Shandong Taishan to win the FA Cup, winning the honor of "Triple Crown" in only one year.
"When I first came to China, I was a little worried, but I saw an opportunity to change my career, so I quickly adapted. I would like to thank Admilson for helping me adjust to life in Brazil. Last year was really special for me, I won three titles in a year and scored 4 goals for Shandong Taishan and I think now is the peak of my career. ”