Shui Qingxia, who led the Chinese women's football team to win the Asian Cup, left due to poor performance in the World Cup and Asian Games, and now, she chooses to devote herself to the field of youth training to help Chinese football further improve.
Legendary coach Shui Qingxia, who led the Chinese women's football team to win the Asian Cup twice, suffered widespread criticism and doubts from fans for her poor performance in last year's Women's World Cup and Asian Games. However, the reformer of women's football, who has experienced a lot of ups and downs, did not sink there, but chose to continue to promote the progress of Chinese football in another way - to devote herself to the field of youth training.
It is reported that Shui Qingxia decided to focus her energy on cultivating young talents, and no longer serve as the head coach of the Chinese national women's football team. This decision has undoubtedly led to a huge shift for her, and her focus will shift from coaching professional teams to training junior players in the future.
Prior to this, Shui Qingxia went through hardships and worked hard for the honor of the Chinese women's football team. She has excelled as a player, winning seven Asian titles, including five Asian Women's Championships and two Asian Games gold medals. In addition, at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, she and her teammates set an all-time record for the runner-up finish in women's football.
After moving to the coaching field, Shui Qingxia's performance is also remarkable. Although she failed to lead the Chinese women's football team back to the top, she still led the Chinese women's football team to break through many difficulties and win the Asian Cup. At the same time, her success is a testament to her love for the game and her determination to improve the technical and tactical abilities of her players.
Especially this year, Shui Qingxia is known as a wise, agile and dedicated coach. This shows that she has leadership qualities and is good at bringing out the best in her team. Now, Shui Qingxia has decided to devote herself to the field of youth training to provide a better growth environment and more opportunities for young athletes across the country.
Although this means that her salary and exposure will be reduced. After all, compared with when she was the coach of the national women's football team, the career model of youth training has given Shui Qingxia a more return to an ordinary life, but on the whole, this is also where her due diligence lies, and it also demonstrates her ambassador status as an ambassador who contributes to the sustainable development of Chinese football.
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