The Chinese Football Association held an important internal meeting to study and discuss the direction of women's football. At this meeting, Vice President Song Kai analyzed in detail the sluggish performance of women's football in recent years in the Asian Games and Olympic qualifiers from various aspects, and delved into the reasons for this phenomenon. Song Kai believes that the low quality of training of the women's football team is one of the main reasons why they cannot achieve excellent results in international competitions, and the coach Shui Qingxia, who has been dismissed, and the entire team is also an important factor in the failure.
Song Kai said that the future construction of women's football will focus on improving the quality of training, which includes increasing the intensity and frequency of training, as well as focusing on psychological counseling and technical guidance for players. He stressed that only through continuous efforts and improvement can the Chinese women's football team return to the ranks of the world's strongest teams and bring more honor and happiness to the fans. In addition, Song Kai also said that the construction of women's football in the future will also focus on cultivating young players, and improve the competitive level and tactical literacy of the entire team by introducing high-level coaches and foreign players.
Song Kai also stressed that the development of women's football needs the support and attention of the whole society, and the government and relevant departments should also increase investment and support for the development of women's football, so as to create a better environment and conditions for the development of women's football. He said that only through the joint efforts of all parties can the women's football team achieve more excellent results in future international competitions and make greater contributions to the development of Chinese football.
The Chinese Football Association issued a statement that Song Kai, the new president of the men's football team, for the first time publicly and in detail analyzed the performance of the Chinese women's football team in various competitions in the past two years in an internal meeting, and pointed out the deep-seated reasons behind it. Song Kai believes that there are big problems with the quality of training of head coach Shui Qingxia and his team, which is also the key reason for the unsatisfactory overall performance of the women's football team. And Shui Qingxia herself admitted that she didn't expect that she would face the dilemma of getting out of class before the incident.
Although Song Kai did not completely shift all the blame to the head coach and his team members, he believes that the lack of quality of training is indeed one of the main reasons for the women's team's successive defeats. He stressed that the future construction of women's football will focus on improving the quality of training, especially to strengthen the training mechanism. Players who play for clubs abroad will have to deal with the pressure of returning home to participate in various competitions, training and a lot of other activities.
Balancing the needs of the national team and the club has become another major problem. You know, a lot of training camps and competitions will have a long-term impact on their careers in Europe. In fact, in recent years, there have been many outstanding domestic players who have been unable to show their true strength in European venues because they have returned to China for a long time to participate in training and competitions.
For example, Wang Shuang, who we are familiar with, although he already has world-class skills and abilities, can hardly resist the troubles caused by frequent return to China to participate in competitions. There are reports that Tang Jiali and Zhang Linyan, who are very good players who are active in the English Premier League and the Spanish First Division, have been significantly affected by the fact that they are unable to devote themselves to European competitions due to the preparation of domestic competitions. This will undoubtedly have a profound impact on their careers.
Song Kai's thorough analysis of the women's football issue was unexpected, and revealed that the Chinese Football Association is looking for a shift to focus on improving training effectiveness and rationally distributing the relationship between national teams and clubs. Song Kai's statement more or less set the tone for the future development of women's football, and the development of women's football requires a long road.