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Suzhou, the historic city, has recently welcomed an important gathering of Chinese women's football. Coming soon are two key events this year, the Hangzhou Asian Games and the second phase of the Asian qualifiers for the Paris Olympic Games. The 23-person roster that fans have been waiting for has been grandly unveiled, but unexpectedly, on this glittering list, two familiar figures are absent.
Wang Shuang, who bore the brunt of the attack, flew back from the United States and gave full support. However, what about those two? Fans know that Tang Jiali and Wu Chengshu, the two players who shined in the World Cup, did not accompany the team this time. The reasons behind this are worth exploring in depth.
Tang Jiali, the name that shined in the Asian Cup, spent an almost "invisible" season with La Liga club Madrid. She has not played officially for a long time, which puts her starting position in the World Cup precarious. And Wu Chengshu, the good player on the wing, recently stepped towards Dijon in Ligue 1. Every set-piece she makes the crowd scream and we all look forward to her performance in Europe.
However, due to various reasons in their club, these two talented women did not play with the team this time. Thinking about Tang Jiali's near-perfect fulcrum role on the field, Wu Chengshu's winging alone like a wind, their absence is undoubtedly a major blow.
But then again, the Asian Games have always been the heart of the Chinese women's football team. Since 1998, that Asian Games gold medal seems to have missed us. Even in the last fierce battle against Japan, we only stopped at the silver medal. In this Asian Games, which lacks two stars, can our women take the lead and realize their championship dreams?
The flames of the future are about to ignite, and every game will be a test of their will and skills. For this year's women's football, we look forward to their miracles in the face of adversity and regain their long-lost glory! Every fall, is to stand up better, we are with you, Chinese women's football, come on!
In the focus of heated discussions in the sports world, the Asian Games has undoubtedly become the center of the topic. In this wave of attention, major women's football teams have announced their participation lists. Recently, the Chinese women's football team brought their squad, fresh blood is eye-catching, but some of the choices have also made people speculate about the considerations behind them.
First of all, I saw that other countries' attitude towards the Asian Games was obviously more relaxed. Taking the Japanese women's football team as an example, they chose the U20 youth team to play, which undoubtedly shows that Japan values future growth more than immediate honor. And the Korean women's football team did not go all out, apparently everyone's strategy is to train new people.
However, when we returned to the Chinese women's team, we found that this was not a light-traveling squad. The addition of five new players, while bringing freshness, also raises concerns about whether this is the best strategic choice. Tang Jiali and Wu Chengshu failed to join due to club affairs, which was an obvious lack of strength. And those new faces, such as Liu Yanqiu and Uzhigumula, although they have performed brilliantly in the league, it is still unknown whether they can take responsibility in the competition.
One of the most controversial is Xiao Yuyi's absence. Her outstanding performance after the World Cup is unbelievable, she was not selected, and whether there is a disagreement with the coach behind this has become the focus of heated discussions in the outside world.
For Wang Shanshan, Lou Jiahui and others, who are no longer young, their experience is valuable, but on a stage like the competition, should more opportunities be given to young players? This is also a topic of general concern.
The choice guided by Shui Qingxia made her the focus of public opinion. Past accolades can certainly add points to her, but does this selection of the roster mean that her coaching career will come to an end?
Finally, in the face of such a lineup configuration, we expect the Chinese women's football team to perform brilliantly in the Asian Games. But is there a chance to give up training young players? Time, will give us an answer.
The horn of the Asian Games has been sounded, and the 23-man training list of the Chinese women's football team has also become a hot topic. As a fan who has always followed the development of women's football in China, the "disappearance" of some players on the list has aroused my strong concern and dissatisfaction. Especially considering their radiant performances in the previous Asian Cup, and now they don't even see their names on the list.
Shui Qingxia, as the manager of the Chinese women's football team, seems to have experienced an emotional roller coaster from peak to bottom in the process of leading the team from the Asian Cup to the World Cup. In the final of the Asian Cup, she led the team to a 3-2 counterattack against South Korea and successfully won the cup, and she was applauded by the majority of fans at that time. But by the World Cup, things took a 180-degree turn. Although the fans were ready for the group stage out, when this did happen, criticism and doubts about Shui Qingxia flooded in.
Among them, it is impossible not to mention those players who have made great contributions to the Chinese women's Asian Cup: Wang Xiaoxue, Zhang Linyan, Xiao Yuyi and Tang Jiali. Every effort they made on the field moved the fans. However, by the time of the World Cup, their fortunes changed dramatically. Especially Tang Jiali and Xiao Yuyi, the two popular fried chickens have almost zero playing time in the arena.
After the World Cup, the two players publicly expressed their dissatisfaction on social media, which also seemed to foreshadow their fate at the Asian Games. Sure enough, a new list came out, and they weren't among them. Moreover, in addition to them, Gao Chen, Wu Haiyan and Wu Chengshu were not selected. Of course, it seems that fans have expected the loss of these three players.
But the situation of Tang Jiali and Xiao Yuyi is obviously different. Their outstanding performances in the Asian Cup have raised expectations for them, but now they seem to have some kind of indescribable rift with the team. It really makes people wonder, why don't such players get more opportunities? Why do you choose to continue with veterans whose form has dropped significantly?
Of course, there is another name worth paying attention to in the list - Wang Shuang. There were media rumors that Wang Shuang would be "cold-treated" for some reason, but now it seems that it is just nonsense.
In general, the Asian Games are coming, and the Chinese women's football team will usher in new challenges. We all hope that they can perform well, and at the same time, we hope that those players who have given but have not been selected for the time being can return to the team and win glory for the country.