Live bar On February 14, Qu Bo, a former international footballer who was once praised by fans as a "wind chaser teenager", retired to youth training, and in an interview, Qu Bo said that when there was a commentator calling his children "little chasing the wind", it was his sense of achievement, and he also hoped that there would be a "small wind chasing" to enter the professional arena and even the national team.
<b>—— I hope that a small chaser can enter the professional arena</b>
My ultimate goal is to take root in youth training, to put the children we think have potential, through the training of each age group, when our children, when they reach adulthood, we have to rush to the professional club. Because when I played football, the fans called me "chasing the wind teenager", and now after retiring, we hope that there are more small "chasing the wind" so that they can grow up as soon as possible, and when they grow up, they can enter the professional team and even play for the country as soon as possible. When it is really one of the children I see in the future who can even be in the national team in the professional arena, when the commentator explains him and calls him a little chaser, that is a sense of satisfaction for me.
<b>It's not hard to take the kids, it's fun</b>
I don't think it's hard, I think I'm quite happy, because I don't have pressure, I'm facing children all day long, I don't have the pressure of grades, I don't have the pressure of the media, I don't have the pressure of leadership, I'm just happy to be happy (training), watching them grow day by day I'm very happy. In fact, there are a lot of things when I do clubs and sports companies, and to be honest, I really don't want to do them, but every time I stand on the pitch, I am really happy.
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