Which position on the football pitch is the worst to play, the answer is full-back. Because the main task of the full-back is to prevent the opposing player from taking the ball from the sideline into the box. In some defensive systems, full-backs are also responsible for keeping an eye on defense. Most full-backs will assist and cross from behind, making the team's attack more three-dimensional. This requires a strong physical and tactical awareness of the full-back, so the full-back is basically the most difficult position to play on the football field.
Chinese football has been very good in the header for a long time, so it also pursues the tactic of flying two wings together, during this time Chinese football has contributed a large number of excellent full-backs, and the following small series has taken stock of 10 of them.
Wei Xin
Strictly speaking, Wei Xin may not have been prominent in his time, but with Ali Han's transformation of the team, Wei Xin's status was also highlighted, but unfortunately Wei Xin was older at that time. Wei Xin retired in 2007 and is currently the leader of the Chongqing Lifan first team and the head of the Chinese coaching team.
Wei Qun
In addition to playing full-back, Wei Qun can also play as a central defender, and Wei Qun is a well-known heavy gunner. Wei Qun is known as a hero, in addition to his superb skills, he is also very moralistic. Wei Qun currently holds positions as deputy general manager and team leader of Chengdu Xingcheng Football Club in Sichuan.
Xu Yunlong
Personally, I don't like Xu Yunlong very much, but Xu Yunlong's ability to play as a substitute for Sun Jihai shows his personal ability. Xu Yunlong is a golden oil player who can play as a central defender and full-back, as well as a striker. Xu Yunlong has outstanding physical fitness, amazing explosive power, the right sprint is too fast to cover his ears, and the cross is accurate. In 2017, Xu Yunlong retired, and after retiring, Xu Yunlong ventured into the film and television industry to make cinema movies such as "I Am Not a Hero".
Zang CaiLing
Zang Cailing is a left guard in the 70s of the last century, originally Zang Cailing played as a left forward, later changed to a left defender, Zang Cailing is good at defense, good at fighting and is known as "Desperate Sanlang". After retiring, Zang Cailing served as the head coach of some teams, and successfully brought Qingdao Hailifeng, Dalian Shunfa and other second-division teams into the first division.
Sun Xiang
Sun Xiang debuted in Shanghai Shenhua, played for Eindhoven Football Club, Austria Vienna Football Club, Guangzhou Evergrande Taobao Football Club, Shanghai SIPG Group Football Club and other teams, Sun Xiang has strong breakthrough ability, crosses are also very accurate, and free kick kung fu is also good. In 2017, Sun Xiang retired from the army and served as the deputy general manager of Shanghai SIPG.
Lin Lefeng
Lin Lefeng is a native of Dalian, Liaoning Province, and once won the National Games championship for the Liaoning team. Lin Was a key right-back in the late 1970s and was named to the 1984 Asian Star Squad. After retiring, Lin Lefeng served as a team leader, coach and manager in several teams in Dalian and Liaoning.
Wu Chengying
Wu Chengying is known as China's first left guard, Wu Chengying became famous in Shanghai Shenhua, Wu Chengying steals fiercely, the defense is first-class, the long-range shooting score is also a good play, and his assist ability is second to none. Wu Chengying has played for Shanghai Shenhua, Shanghai COSCO and Shaanxi Zhongxin Chanba. In 2006, Wu Chengying retired from the army, and after retiring from the army, he based himself on youth training in Shanghai and wanted to become the second teacher Xu Genbao.
Sun Jihai
Sun Jihai is China's most successful foreign player, able to play the position of center-back, full-back, full-back, forward and other positions, with a strong offensive ability, comprehensive offensive and defensive technology, regardless of speed, experience, judgment and tactical literacy are superior, is the first choice for the right side of the Chinese team's defense, and his technology is very comprehensive, known as wanjin oil. Sun Jihai became famous in Dalian and played for Crystal Palace, Manchester City, Sheffield United, Chengdu Tiancheng, Chongqing Lifan, Guizhou Renhe and other teams. Sun Jihai retired in 2016 and served as an assistant coach of the national Olympic team.
Mai Chao
Mai Chao was a Guangdong player, and if he could stay in the West freely at that time, There should be no problem for Mai Chao to go to Europe. In addition to being a qualified full-back, Mai Chao's set-pieces, especially penalties, are a must, until now Mai Chao's fierce and steady defense, sharp and accurate assists, especially the foolproof penalty skills that play the role of the sea god needle, have been talked about by everyone. In 1995, Mai Chao retired, and after retiring, he once served as the head coach of Guangzhou Helios and other teams, but the results were not ideal. At present, Mai Chao is based on the youth training of Guangzhou football.
Zhu Bo
Where sun Jihai is worse than Zhu Bo, of course, is that kick out of the magic of the cross, when Zhu Bo directly to Liu Haiguang is almost the most important scoring means of the Chinese team, known as The first right-back in Asia. Zhu Bo has also occupied the position of the main right-back of the Chinese team for a long time. Zhu Bo retired in 1997, and after retiring, Zhu Bo was the head coach of Hunan Xiangjun, Yunnan Lijiang, Nanchang Bayi, Changsha Kinder, Shenzhen Red Diamond, Guangzhou R&F and Ningxia Helan Mountain. Zhu Bo is currently focusing on youth training in Shenzhen.