On the afternoon of April 29, Beijing time, Zhang Enhua, a famous Chinese football player and former captain of the Chinese men's national football team, died at the age of 48. According to zhang Enhua's relatives, Zhang Enhua caused cardiovascular acute symptoms after drinking too much alcohol, and was declared incurable after being sent to the hospital for treatment.
According to the news from the domestic media "Oriental Sports Daily", according to Zhang Enhua's friends, Zhang Enhua usually rarely drinks alcohol, and is one of the few celebrities in Chinese football who still maintain self-discipline after retiring. After retiring from the army, he and his family have lived in Shenzhen for a long time, and also opened a youth club in Shenzhen, and the reputation is very good. Zhang Enhua's life after retirement can still continue to be wonderful.
But what is sad is that on the day of Zhang Enhua's 48th birthday this Wednesday, at the birthday party held for him by family and friends. Zhang Enhua rarely "drank high", and it is precisely because of this rare cup of greed that his life suddenly came to an end.
In this regard, former Guoan player Gao Leilei also felt sad for Zhang Enhua on social accounts: "Wine and meat friends harm people! Hateful! What a pity! Rest in peace for the dead! And Pei Li, a well-known domestic reporter, also said with regret: "Drinking is really appropriate, no matter how happy the moment is!" ”
Born in 1973, Zhang Enhua played as a central defender and played for his hometown team Dalian Shide (Wanda) for a long time in his career. He is one of the main heroes of dalian team "seven champions". In addition, Zhang Enhua was also an international footballer of the Chinese men's national football team, serving as the captain of the national football team and also competed in the 2002 Korea-Japan World Cup. In the Golden State Round of 10 in 1997, it was Zhang Enhua's header that broke through the Saudi Goal and helped the national football team beat the opponent 1-0, which was also the most shining moment of Zhang Enhua's national football career. After retiring, Zhang Enhua served as an assistant coach and Chinese coach of the Shenzhen team of the Chinese Super League.