Shandong Taishan FC is making strategic adjustments following a period of contention with the Cui Kangxi coaching team. This off-season has seen significant personnel changes, with multiple players either transferring or retiring, providing the team with more room for adjustment. The strategic shifts from foreign to domestic players are particularly evident, with the club leveraging its relationship with Brazilian sports to implement changes in foreign player recruitment. Additionally, the plan to rely on the domestic training program at Luneng Football School is taking shape. Currently, it appears that the scale of domestic player acquisitions for Shandong Taishan will shrink significantly, and in extreme cases, they may not make any new signings at all. At least for now, all the domestic players nominated by Cui Kangxi have been rejected. Regardless of who the head coach is next season, young players are expected to receive more opportunities. Looking solely at the current player reserves, several players should enter the Chinese Super League's radar next season. If not for the National Games, this scale would likely be even larger. However, even with the National Games, the rise of young players should still be evident. At present, there are at least five players worth looking forward to. The most anticipated are the defensive duo of Shi Songchen and Peng Xiao, who are also the two core central defenders of the national youth team. Fans familiar with Shandong Taishan know that the team's domestic training program has been most lacking in central defenders over the years. Luneng Football School has not produced a national-level central…