Kubo Jianying became the first brother in Asia! Li Gangren missed the top 5! Wu Lei Asia 98, the first person in the national football team
Preface
In the bustling arena of European football, a player's value is not just a string of numbers, but a comprehensive reflection of his strength, potential and market value. Recently, the German transfer market, the authoritative body, updated the value of La Liga players, and the results are impressive. The value of Japanese frontcourt talent Kenei Kubo, who plays for Real Sociedad, has skyrocketed to a staggering 60 million euros. At the same time, Bayern Munich's South Korean iron gate Kim Min-jae has also reached this value, and he is tied with Kubo Kenei as the pinnacle star of Asian football.
The news quickly sparked widespread attention in the global football community. For Kenei Kubo and Min-jae Kim, this is the best reward for their outstanding performances at their respective clubs and countries. The 22-year-old has become an indispensable member of Real Sociedad with his keen sense of the pitch and excellent technique.
Kim Min-jae, on the other hand, with his solid defense and excellent leadership, has built an insurmountable iron wall in Bayern Munich's backline.
More importantly, the soaring value of these two players is not only a recognition of their individual ability, but also a strong proof of the overall strength of Asian football. In the past, Asian football was often seen as a marginal player in world football, but now, as more and more talented and promising Asian players make their mark in Europe's top leagues, this notion is being shattered.
Kubo Kenei has become the new "Asian first brother", and Mitoma has been surpassed
Kenei Kubo, the name is beginning to attract strong attention in the field of football in Japan and even around the world. At 22 years old, most professional players may still be looking for their place in the first team, but for Kubo, he has already made his mark on the European stage and made a name for himself in the La Liga powerhouse Real Sociedad.
This season, Kubo has played 24 games for Real Sociedad, contributing six goals in attack and four assists in teamwork. That's a statistic that's pretty good for a midfielder. What's even more commendable is that his performance on the pitch is always so consistent, whether it is against strong opponents or weak teams, he can play his own characteristics and bring help to the team.
In the previous assessment, Kubo Kenei has reached a staggering 50 million euros. And in the latest value update, his value has skyrocketed by 10 million euros again, reaching a new high of 60 million euros. Such an increase not only proves his value on the court, but also reflects the high recognition and expectation of the market.
Since then, Kubo has surpassed compatriot Mikasa and become the most expensive player in Japan. This means that his abilities and potential are highly regarded in Japan.
At the same time, he also tied with Bayern's South Korean central defender Kim Min-jae as the "most valuable brother in Asia". The two young talents are both worth 60 million euros and stand together at the pinnacle of Asian football.
Such an achievement is not only an affirmation of Kubo Kenei personally, but also an encouragement to the overall development of Asian football. It proves that Asian players can also make their mark in world football, as well as be recognized and favored by Europe's top leagues.
Wu Lei is ranked 98th in Asia and is still the first brother in China
Although the performance of Chinese football in the international arena still needs to be improved, there are still many potential players in China who are trying to catch up with the pace of world football. Among them, Wu Lei is undoubtedly the one who has attracted the most attention. As a striker, Wu Lei has performed well in the domestic arena and in the international arena with his keen sense of smell and excellent shooting ability.
According to the latest data from the German transfer, Wu Lei is still the most valuable player in China. This is an affirmation of his performances over the past season and a positive outlook for his future development. However, when we broaden our horizons to the whole of Asia, Wu Lei's value ranking has slipped to joint 98th place in Asia.
This figure may be a bit glaring, but it also truly reflects the gap between Chinese football and the rest of Asia. In Asia, countries such as Japan, South Korea, and Australia have a relatively high level of football, and their players are generally more valuable than Chinese players. It is not easy for Wu Lei to maintain the first position of Chinese players in such an environment.
Of course, value is not the only measure of a player's value. Wu Lei's performances on the pitch, his dedication to the game and his contribution to Chinese football cannot be measured in numbers. Moreover, the rise and fall of value is also affected by a variety of factors, including the age of the player, the contract situation, the level of competition in the league and so on.
For Chinese football, although the current performance in the international arena still needs to be improved, we believe that with the emergence of more potential young players and the improvement of the overall football environment, the future of Chinese football will be brighter. As one of the representative figures of Chinese football, Wu Lei's efforts and persistence will surely inspire more young people to devote themselves to this sport and jointly contribute to the rise of Chinese football.
epilogue
The success of Kenei Kubo and Minjae Kim is not only the result of their personal struggle, but also the product of years of accumulation and precipitation in Asian football. Their shining figure in the European arena has won glory for Asian football and let the world see the infinite possibilities of Asian football.
At the same time, we cannot ignore the efforts of Chinese players like Wu Lei on the international stage. Although Chinese football is facing many challenges and difficulties, it is with these players who dare to challenge and keep forging ahead, Chinese football can gradually gain respect and recognition on the international stage.
The stories of Kenei Kubo, Minya Kim and Wu Lei have inspired generations of young Asians to pursue their football dreams. Every breakthrough and success they make proves to the world that Asian football also has endless potential and charm.
Looking to the future, with the improvement of the overall level of Asian football and the emergence of more outstanding players, we have reason to believe that Asian football will play an increasingly important role on the world stage.