Chinese football is currently in a trough, and the Qatar World Cup is about to open in less than 100 days, and the national football team is once again out of the world cup. However, many international footballers are still full of expectations and desire for the World Cup. In a recent interview with CCTV's "Football Night", Zhu Chenjie, the new captain of the national football selection team, said that he was very eager for a game of this level in the World Cup!
Zhu Chenjie is the star of hope for the future of Chinese football, although in last month's East Asian Cup, Zhu Chenjie made a low-level mistake and scored oolong ball, but his potential and ability are still recognized by the outside world, and he is regarded as the defensive core of Chinese football for the next 10 years. However, his dream is a little sad, that is, the World Cup!
In this interview, Zhu Chenjie sighed that he was very eager for this kind of competition. It is clear that although the young international has experienced the defeat of the round of 12, the young man still wants to appear on the stage of the World Cup. Zhu Chenjie, who is about to turn 22, still has more than 10 years to impact the World Cup in the future, and there are at least 2 or 3 chances!
And Dai Weijun, another popular star of the national football team, also said that he basically watches every World Cup game, from which he can learn different ways of playing, as a professional player's dream, is to play a World Cup for his country! Obviously, Dai Weijun, like Zhu Chenjie, is full of infinite desire to represent the national football team in the World Cup!
Today's Chinese team wants to enter the World Cup, the difficulty is indeed not small, even if the 2026 World Cup will be expanded, the Number of Places in Asia will increase, but according to the existing development trend of Chinese football, the confidence of the outside world is also insufficient, after all, the current Asian ranking of the Chinese team is only 11th. Is it just a dream or should it be, what if it comes true? (Lao Qiu Chinese Super League Ball Review)