Yui Hasegawa, a baby-faced Japanese female footballer, made her debut for Manchester City Women in the third round of the Premier League on October 16 and scored a goal to secure their first victory of the season.
Yui Hasegawa in Manchester City Women's match against Leicester City Women
She only transferred from the Premier League West Ham United Women's to Manchester City Women's on the ninth month, she has been on the European stage for a year and a half, she has stopped in Serie A AC Milan Women, Premier League West Ham United Women and Manchester City Women, AC Milan Women has been a top three team in Serie A in recent seasons, last August joined the Premier League West Ham United Women's team is the sixth in the 2021-22 season of the league, to now come to the stronger Manchester City, she has completed another leap in her career. This trajectory clearly shows her step-by-step growth over the past year.
Yui Hasegawa is one of the few players in Japan to have played in two U17 Women's World Cups, she was selected for the Japan U17 national team at the age of 14 and the Japan U20 national team at the age of 16, although she is only a midfielder, but her attacking ability is also one of her characteristics, scoring 14 goals in 59 appearances for the Japanese women's national team and 6 goals in 27 games in total appearances in Serie A and the Premier League.
Set photo of Yui Hasegawa joining Manchester City women's football team in September
At the same time, we also saw that the Chinese player Tang Jiali, who played for Tottenham Women's football in the Premier League last season, as a striker in the team, compared with Yui Hasegawa, Tang Jiali made a total of 9 appearances in the Premier League without a goal, from the perspective of physical condition, Tang Jiali, who is 1.66 meters tall and weighs 59 kilograms, should be more suitable than Yui Hasegawa, who is 1.57 meters tall and weighs 48 kilograms, should be more suitable for competing for the fierce Premier League arena, but the actual result is not like this.
Yui Hasegawa last season at West Ham United Women's in the Premier League
As a women's football club in the five major leagues, they naturally follow the law of survival of the fittest when selecting players, in the final analysis, it is the lack of ability and concentration of Chinese players, as evidenced by Tang Jiali's transfer from the Premier League to the weak Madrid CFF women's football team after switching from the Premier League to the weak Madrid CFF women's team.
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