The most courageous move Slutsky made after taking office was not to ignore Han Chao, but to snub him. This move was like a shock bomb, which aroused a strong response from countless fans.
Han Chao is undoubtedly a dazzling star in the Chinese football industry. His technical prowess and ability to score goals have made him the focus of attention from fans at home and abroad. However, after Slutsky took office, Hanchao found that he seemed to have lost his former shine. Whether in the national team or club, he has gradually been marginalized, and some people even think that he has become a "balloon star".
Perhaps this is a brave attempt by Slutsky to break the long-standing admiration and dependence of Chinese football on star players, and pay more attention to the overall strength and cooperation of the team. He may believe that a good performance of one person does not mean that the team is strong, and that unity is the key to victory.
But there are also those who question Slutsky's approach. After all, as an excellent player, Hanchao's skills and experience on the field are irreplaceable. Will snubbing the Han Super League lead to a decline in the overall strength of the team? Is it worth taking such a risk?
This incident has sparked a wide range of discussions. Some people support Slutsky's approach, arguing that he has the courage to break the rules and try to change the long-standing malaise of Chinese football. There are also people who have a conservative attitude, believing that Hanchao, as an important member of the team, should not be easily left out.
In any case, this incident has triggered people's thinking about the development of football in China. Chinese football has been plagued by various problems for a long time, and how to improve the overall strength and build a strong national team and club is a difficult problem that needs to be solved urgently. Perhaps, Slutsky's approach is just the beginning, and Chinese football needs more reform and innovation.
In my opinion, Slutsky's approach, although somewhat risky, is also worthy of recognition. Change always takes courage, and it also takes trial and error. Perhaps, this snub of the Han Super League is just the beginning, and I hope that Chinese football can move towards a more brilliant future under the leadership of Slutsky.