The Asian Qualifiers for the World Cup have concluded, with the first six rounds of matches completed. In Group C, where the Chinese national team is located, the situation has become chaotic. Apart from Japan, the other five teams still have a chance to secure second place, and even if they end up with 10 points after 10 rounds, they might still finish at the bottom, making it a true "Group of Death." China's highest ranking was fourth, but in the fifth round, Australia drew with Bahrain, Saudi Arabia lost 0-2 to Indonesia, and China lost 1-3 to Japan, leading to significant changes in the rankings. Four teams ended up with six points, but China's goal difference of -10 was the worst, resulting in them being ranked last. However, this current ranking is not important because the remaining four matches in 2025 will be the decisive battles. China's last four matches are against Australia, Saudi Arabia, Indonesia, and Bahrain. If they can draw with Australia and Saudi Arabia and then defeat Indonesia and Bahrain again, reaching 14 points would be enough to qualify for the 2026 World Cup in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Ivan Kozlovic, the head coach of the Chinese national team, aims to lead the team to compete for a World Cup spot. After the first six rounds, Ivan's confidence has increased, and he has made two requests to the Chinese Football Association (CFA), one of which has already been approved, while the other concerns accelerating the naturalization process and bringing in foreign players to play…