Chinese football, now, is full of countless players whose hearts are higher than the sky and whose lives are thinner than paper. Their overall strength is only at the level of elementary school students, but they always have the luxury of thinking that one or two courses taught by university professors will allow them to rise to the level of college students. This mentality of quick success and quick profit, like a cancer, erodes Chinese football, and foreign coaches come to lead the team, leaving only heavy bills.
Foreign coaches came, and foreign coaches with advanced concepts and rich experience have indeed helped some of the development of Chinese football. However, we shouldn't just stare at their palmares and ignore the homegrown coaches who have worked in silence. Foreign coaches and local coaches, like different painting styles, each have their own unique colors and expressiveness. When evaluating coaches, they should be treated equally, and they should not blindly worship the aura of foreign coaches and forget those local coaches who are silently working in the grassroots base.
Wu Jingui, the head coach of Shanghai Shenhua, led the young team to a fifth-place finish in the league this season and won the FA Cup. Such an achievement can be described as unexpected by everyone. However, at this very moment, he was dismissed from class. This incident is regrettable. Wu Jingui's dismissal is a microcosm of the living environment of local coaches. In the case of mushrooming foreign coaches, the living space of local coaches has been squeezed to the limit. They often have to deal with conflicts, injuries, transfers, etc. in complex and difficult situations, and they need extraordinary wisdom and coping skills. And these may be exactly what they need to exercise and improve more.
However, the future of Chinese football should not only belong to foreign coaches, but also to local coaches. With the continuous development of Chinese football, local coaches will have more opportunities to play a more important role. They need to keep learning Xi and improve their coaching, but they also need more support and trust. Only in this way can they gain a firm foothold in the Chinese Super League and contribute more to the development of Chinese football. It is undeniable that they face great challenges, but it is precisely in the challenges that opportunities can be found.
Wu Jingui is not the only local coach, there are other local coaches who have achieved good results in the Chinese Super League. For example, Li Xiaopeng of Shandong Luneng and Xie Feng of Beijing Guoan, etc., all of them have unique coaching concepts and tactical playing styles in their respective teams. Their coaching experience and ability are perhaps even better. In the future, these local coaches are expected to become an important driving force for the development of Chinese football, and their brilliance may light up the future stars of Chinese football.
The local coaches of Chinese football, in the face of competition from foreign coaches, continue to temper their own coaching philosophy. They have a deep understanding of the environment and culture of Chinese football, and understand the characteristics and needs of Chinese players. In the process of coaching, local coaches are often able to communicate and communicate better with their players, and better adapt to the team's tactics and style of play. They are not only coaches, but also cultural inheritors, conveying the spirit of Chinese football.
It is with the perseverance and efforts of local coaches that the development of Chinese football has gradually shown the dawn. Instead of being content with imitating foreign coaches, they began to forge their own football philosophy. It's a challenging process, but it's also an opportunity for local coaches to grow.
The rise of Chinese football is not only the performance of domestic competitions, but also gradually emerging on the international stage. The internationalization of local coaches has become a part of Chinese football to the world.
Some local coaches have chosen to coach abroad to absorb the essence of international football and bring it back to China. They have gained training on the international stage, accumulated valuable experience, and also represent the image of Chinese football. Thanks to their efforts, Chinese football has gradually emerged in the international football arena and has achieved some remarkable results.
The development of Chinese football requires not only a group of excellent coaches, but also outstanding young players. Local coaches also have a unique advantage in this area. They have a better understanding of the characteristics and needs of young Chinese players and are better able to develop and guide them.
In the field of basic youth training in Chinese football, local coaches are playing an increasingly important role. They are actively involved in the development of young players, focusing on technical and tactical training, as well as the development of spirit and character. This comprehensive training method is expected to cultivate more future stars and lay a solid foundation for the long-term development of Chinese football.
However, homegrown coaches still face significant challenges. Compared with foreign teachers, they may have a certain gap in experience and knowledge, and they need to continuously improve their professional level. In addition, the competition in Chinese football is becoming more and more fierce, and local coaches need to work hard to stand out from the crowd.
Chinese football is standing at a crossroads of constant controversy and rapid change. Foreign coaches and local coaches have their own values and advantages, and they should be treated equally. Wu Jingui's dismissal may be a sad node, but it can also be a new beginning. Local coaches need to rise to the challenge, exercise their coaching ability, and strive for more opportunities. In the future, the stage of Chinese football will no longer be limited to the one-man show of foreign coaches, but more local coaches will fly high and write their own legends. Both controversy and opportunity will form an important part of the future development of Chinese football. Let's wait and see the future of Chinese football, and hopefully it will be a dynamic and colorful era.