Recently, the national football team has a dismal record in the group stage of the Asian Cup, with 2 draws and 1 loss without a win, which has attracted widespread attention from fans and experts. As the coach of the national team, Jankovic is under pressure to step down. At the same time, the management of Chinese football has also been criticized, and has experienced many changes and turmoil, which has brought a lot of trouble to the stable development of the national team.
The data shows that the national football team has gone through five head coach changes in the past four and a half cycles, and this kind of frequent change is rare in any top national team. This situation of multiple changes undoubtedly made it impossible for the team to form a consistent and stable system at the tactical and strategic level, which seriously affected the overall strength and competitiveness of the team.
The change of manager has been accompanied by constant changes in management. According to Ma Dexing's analysis, at one time, even the decision of the starting 11 people needed to be reported to the head of the leading group for instructions, and this management model was tantamount to handing over the key decision-making power to the outside world, which made the management of the national team face huge pressure and adjustment problems.
The frequent change of management is not only reflected in the change of head coach, but also in the organizational rebuilding of the technical team and logistical support. This change not only consumes a lot of time and energy, but also makes communication and cooperation at all levels problematic. During the high-intensity competition and preparation, the stability and consistency of the management are particularly important, and frequent changes have undoubtedly become a stumbling block to the development of the national football team.
For Chinese football, stable management and long-term development planning are crucial. Only through continuous accumulation and stable organization and management can the national team achieve better results on the international stage. Frequent turnover and adjustment will only prevent the team from achieving its long-term development goals, and the difficulties and challenges in it cannot be underestimated.
Of course, while solving the problem, we must also see some positive results achieved by Chinese football in recent years. For example, in the domestic league, the improvement of the club's strength and the success of introducing foreign aid have cultivated a group of excellent young players for the national team. The continuous advancement of reform measures has also brought more expectations for the future of Chinese football.
The change in the management authority of the national team reflects the changeability and volatility of China's football management model, which undoubtedly brings great challenges to the stability of the national team. In the past few years, the management authority of the national team has undergone frequent changes, from the working group set up by the higher management department, to the Chinese Football Association, to the other leading group set up by the higher management department, and finally reassigned to the Chinese Football Association. This series of changes and adjustments has caused quite a stir in the management of Chinese football and the national team.
In this kind of repeated changes, the landmark product of the change of management authority is that the Chinese national team has changed coaches with the highest frequency in history in a short cycle. Lippi stepped down, Cannavaro temporarily took charge, Lippi was invited back again, Silver Fox resigned twice, Li Tie succeeded him, Li Xiaopeng was handpicked, and then Jankovic took office, this series of changes can be described as dizzying. The four-year cycle, coupled with the postponement of the Asian Cup for half a year for some reason, the Chinese team has changed five head coaches in four and a half years, and this frequent change has undoubtedly brought great uncertainty and trouble to the national team.
Jankovic led the national football team to Doha in the Asian Cup 10 months after taking office, suffering the worst defeat since 13 Asian Cup appearances. In this frequently changing management mode, it will be difficult to effectively improve and guarantee the strength and stability of the national team. For Chinese football, it is crucial to establish a stable management system and long-term planning goals at the management level.
Of course, we also need to see some positive signals in the midst of frequent changes in administrative privileges. For example, the improvement of club strength in the domestic league, the construction and development of the domestic football youth training system, and the continuous improvement of foreign aid introduction policies. These positive changes have undoubtedly brought more hope and opportunities for the future development of Chinese football.
Chinese football has suffered heavy defeats in recent matches, and the difference in results is painful. Many fans and experts have expressed concern about the decline in the technical and tactical level of Chinese football, but do not expect Chinese football to be so bad. After all, in the past few years, Chinese football has been working hard to develop and reform, and all levels are actively promoting the improvement of Chinese football.
First of all, Chinese football has made some progress in the construction of the basic youth training system. As can be seen from the many young players who have emerged in the domestic league, more and more young players are starting to emerge and show good technique and ability in the game. This shows that the construction of the domestic youth system has a positive impact on the ability to develop young players, and these young players may become the backbone of the national team in the future.
Secondly, Chinese football has made some useful adjustments in the introduction of foreign aid. In the past, Chinese football relied too much on high-priced foreign aid when introducing foreign aid, while ignoring the selection and introduction strategy of foreign aid. In recent years, Chinese football has begun to pay attention to the introduction of more suitable and powerful foreign aid, which has played a certain role in improving the level of the league and enhancing the overall strength of Chinese football.
In addition, the Chinese Football Association is also strengthening the training and education of football skills and tactics. Through cooperation with international football organizations and the participation of foreign coaches, Chinese football is gradually catching up in terms of coach training and technical tactics. The international-level coaching team hired by the Football Association has brought new concepts and tactical systems to Chinese football, improved the level of coaching organization and team operation, and provided better technical and tactical support for the team.
However, despite some progress in all aspects of Chinese football, the reality is that the performance of the national team in the competition did not meet people's expectations. This may require us to analyze the problems in the development of Chinese football in more depth. The basic youth training system for different age groups needs to be further improved and strengthened, and the Football Association needs to continue to innovate and improve in terms of management and operation, and at the same time, it also needs to pay more attention to the training and improvement of technology and tactics.
It is true that we have a gap in terms of technique and tactics, as Wei Shihao said directly after the Sino-card match, "everyone else is improving".
From 2020 to 2022, the competition schedule of the Chinese men's national football team is relatively blank, except for the top 40 and top 12 of the Asian qualifiers for the Qatar World Cup, which must be participated, no other official international A-level competitions have been participated. At the same time, China's opponents showed their own competition arrangements and developments during this period.
In the past three years, traditional Asian teams such as Japan, South Korea, Saudi Arabia and Iran, as well as Southeast Asian teams such as Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia and Indonesia, which are widely recognized in China, have shown continuous activity in the international A-level competition. It is worth noting that during this time, the number of matches played by these national teams is usually around 30. In other words, the average number of international A tournaments per year is at least 10 or so, which has become a most basic requirement.
Qatar has played a total of 44 international A-level matches in the three years during the same period. And with the opportunity to host the 2022 World Cup, the Qatar team not only participated in a group match in the European zone of the World Preliminary Championships, but also traveled to Central and North America to participate in the Gold Cup and South America to participate in the Copa America, all of which are extremely high-quality matches. Although there were big losses such as 0-5 during this period, the Qatar Football Association has never wavered in its determination and confidence to play against the masters, and it is precisely in this series of defeats that the players have gradually grown up.
This frequent schedule of participation provides ample opportunities for these national teams to showcase their capabilities on the world stage and gain a wealth of experience through training for the tournament. At the same time, they are able to improve their skills in a variety of formats, allowing them to cope with a variety of opponents of different styles and levels. This variety of playing arrangements not only helps the overall improvement of the national team, but also stimulates the greater potential of the players, allowing them to become more accustomed to the high-intensity pace of play and the intense competitive environment.
In contrast, the Chinese men's national football team obviously has certain deficiencies in this aspect. Because of the low number of international A-level matches, this may result in the accumulation of teams in terms of actual combat and confrontation with other competitors. However, this situation has also inspired the Chinese men's national football team to work further in terms of preparation and game planning, so that the team can better present itself on the international stage and maintain a certain level of competitiveness with other strong teams.
From the last Asian Cup to the current tournament, we can clearly see that all Asian football teams have adopted a cycle of four years (or even four and a half years is more appropriate) in terms of complete preparation. However, the Chinese team only had 10 months to prepare, which was obviously not enough. Considering that the Chinese team itself has a relatively weak football foundation and is not strong enough, it is actually unrealistic to ask them to complete the preparation work that other teams have completed in four years in such a short period of time, surpassing their opponents or even defeating their opponents. This point is undoubtedly viewed from the standpoint of common sense and basic laws.
Compared with other Asian powerhouses, they have been preparing for a longer period of time before the start of the preparation for the Chinese team, which involves the training of players, the improvement of game skills, the run-in of tactics and the tacit understanding of the team. Due to the tight preparation time of the Chinese team, it is obviously very stressful to speed up the preparation progress in these aspects. While the national team will do their best to prepare for the game, such a tight schedule is undoubtedly challenging for the team's results and performances.
Therefore, from the perspective of common sense and basic laws, the Chinese national team is indeed facing disadvantages in terms of preparation time. This also requires us to think seriously about how we can buy more preparation time for the Chinese national team, and how to effectively use this time to improve the overall strength and performance of the team. It is hoped that in the future, the Chinese team can make a breakthrough in the preparation time and make more contributions to the development and progress of Chinese football.
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