The final stage of the 20th Women's Asian Cup in 2022 will be held in a group draw ceremony on the 28th of this month, and the Chinese women's football team will participate in the lottery as the second-grade team. The Women's Asian Cup is the first time since the AFC expanded its presence that 12 teams will compete in the final stages, which will be held in India as scheduled in January next year. At present, the head coach competition of the Chinese women's football team is underway, and it is expected that the new head coach will be officially announced within this month.
Chen Wanting is well known among the few known candidates, and she is also the world's first female coach to lead a men's professional team to the league championship. Liu Lin's previous Wuhan women's football team once won the women's super championship. And the famous marshal Wang Jun signed up for the competition, compared with other candidates, he undoubtedly has the advantage of "getting the moon first near the water building". As the former midfielder of Tianjin football, Wang Jun deeply cultivated the field of women's football after retiring, served as the head coach of the U20 women's national team for many times, and led the team to play a heart-pounding match at the 2015 U20 Women's World Cup, forcing a 5:5 draw with the classic battle of the German team. The "94, 95" golden generation he cultivated, such as Tang Jiali, Tan Ruyin and Wang Shuang, has now become the mainstay of Chinese women's football.
The Chinese women's football team is about to face the Asian Cup competition, and it is only three years before the Paris Olympics. Wang Jun seems to know more about Chinese women's football, and if he takes charge of the handsome seal of Chinese women's football, he will undoubtedly enter the angle faster and do not need a lot of time to run in. It is worth mentioning that the AFC Women's Football Committee held its third working meeting of the year in Kuala Lumpur on the 14th, and the meeting also decided that Japan, North Korea and South Korea, which won the top three places in the 2019 AFC U19 Women's Football Championship, will represent Asia in the U20 Women's World Cup held in Costa Rica from August 10 to 28, 2022. Since the Chinese women's U20 national team did not qualify for the final, in a sense, Wang Jun, the current coach of the women's national youth team, has "the important task of the national team on his shoulders", which also creates conditions for Wang Jun to participate in the competition for the head coach of the women's national football team.