In the 34th round of La Liga played last night, Real Madrid beat Espanyol 4-0 to win the league title early. In this game, Wu Lei appeared in the 65th minute. Being able to play at such an early time is not because Wu Lei's situation has changed greatly, but because the Spaniard has already fallen behind by a large margin and entered garbage time.
Will Wu Lei's situation next season usher in a turnaround? According to reporter Schilla, espanyol has begun negotiations with Cannavaro and the club wants him to become the team's head coach next season. In this regard, netizens believe that not only Wu Lei "has a play", but the Spaniards can also give Wei Shihao a whole.
Regarding Cannavaro's coaching ability, Chinese fans have the most say. Looking at his past in the Chinese Super League, objectively speaking: Ka Shuai, not an excellent coach, does not have the coaching ability of the five major leagues, otherwise he would not still be idle at home until now. This season, espanyol has been relegated worry-free. Moreno's contract won't expire until next summer, and there's only one explanation for management's change of coach: increased influence.
In terms of fame, Cannavaro is undoubtedly much bigger than Moreno. After his arrival, the popularity of the Spaniard will be further enhanced. As for cannavaro's arrival, Wu Lei's situation has naturally improved to a certain extent, but if he wants to lock in the starting lineup, he still has to rely on his own strength.
So after the arrival of The Coach, will the Spaniards bring in Wei Shihao? The probability of this probability can almost be said to be 0. The main reason is that the gap between Wei Shihao's strength and La Liga players is too big. Even Wu Lei's playing time is so small, what is Wei Shihao doing?
Although the Football Association has promoted the plan to stay in the West, we should also have a sober awareness: the strength of Chinese players, not to mention the five major leagues, is the European sub-league, and it is a difficult thing to get a foothold. Chinese football has always been in decline. This trend is unlikely to change in ten years.