Shui Qingxia has left class, revealing that the new Chinese women's football team is led by a new coach! Media person: Thank her for her hard work
On November 20, Beijing time, the latest news from well-known domestic media people said that the Chinese women's national football team will usher in a new coach in the new training camp. This also means that the current Chinese women's football coach Shui Qingxia may quietly leave class without an official announcement, just like former national football coach Li Xiaopeng.
The new Chinese women's football team will assemble at the Xianghe base this Sunday or next Monday, after which the team will travel to the United States to play two warm-up matches against the U.S. women's football team. This well-known media person wrote meaningfully: "New list, new coach, stay tuned, thank you Shui Qingxia for your hard work!"
At the end of 2021, Shui Qingxia replaced Jia Xiuquan and became the coach of the Chinese women's football team. After taking office, Shui Qingxia led the Chinese women's football team to defeat Japan and South Korea in the semifinals and finals at the beginning of 2022, and won the Asian Cup again after 16 years. As a result, Shui Qingxia was selected by the AFC as the best Asian women's football coach of the year in 2021.
Unfortunately, the Chinese women's football team did not perform well in three important competitions this year, the Women's World Cup group was eliminated and lost 1-6 to England, and the Japanese women's football team in the Hangzhou Asian Games lost to the second-tier team, and unfortunately won the bronze medal at home. Not long ago, in the Olympic preliminaries, Shui Qingxia failed to help the Chinese women's football team break through in the competition with North and South Korea, and failed to participate in the Olympic Games again after 12 years.
After leading the team to defeat important competitions in a row, the outside world's doubts about Shui Qingxia have also reached their peak, and it will not be a surprise if she finally steps down as the coach of the women's football team.