The U20 Asian Cup will officially kick off in the middle of next month. Currently, the Chinese U20 men's football team is actively preparing for the warm-up under the leadership of head coach Djordjevic. In the second warm-up match in Thailand, the Chinese U20 men's football team faced off against the Thai U20 men's football team. The result was a 1-1 draw, which also marked two winless matches since arriving in Thailand. Before the friendly match with the Thai U20 men's football team, the Chinese U20 men's football team had previously faced off against the Korean powerhouse Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors. The opponent is a Korean powerhouse with rich tactical experience. In the first half, the Chinese U20 men's football team held off the opponent's fierce attack and only conceded one goal. After changing sides to continue the game, the Chinese U20 men's football team remained passive in the situation. Therefore, after conceding two more goals in the second half, they immediately conceded another goal. Although Zhang Zhixiong scored a goal from a free-kick to pull one back, the Chinese U20 men's football team still lost 1-4 to the opponent. Looking at the game process, the Chinese U20 men's football team was completely overwhelmed. The matchup against the Thai U20 men's football team is the most suitable opponent for the Chinese U20 men's football team. On one hand, the age difference is minimal. On the other hand, the Thai U20 men's football team will also participate in the U20 Asian Cup. It can be seen that both sides are very much…

A 57-year-old Serbian coach, Djordjevic, led the Chinese U20 team in an international football friendly match against the Thai U20 team. Prior to this game, the Chinese U20 team had played two friendlies in January with disappointing results, first losing 1-3 to Shenzhen 2028 and then 1-4 to Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors. Facing the Thai U20 team, who were of similar strength, the Chinese team aimed for victory to avoid a third consecutive defeat and to present a gift for the Spring Festival. In the 76th minute, the Chinese U20 team conceded the first goal, falling behind the Thai U20 team. However, in the 82nd minute, Chen Shihan stepped up to help the Chinese U20 team equalize. After 90 minutes of play, the score was tied at 1-1. In the ensuing penalty shootout, the Chinese team continued their efforts, with all five players successfully converting their penalties. The second Thai player missed his penalty, resulting in a 5-3 victory for China in the shootout. The final score saw China defeat the Thai U20 team 6-4, ending their two-game losing streak in the warm-up matches. Congratulations to the Chinese U20 team and Djordjevic! This can be considered a gift for the Spring Festival!

Moussiala, the young talent once sold by Chelsea for 200,000 euros, now has a skyrocketing value of 130 million euros. This dramatic increase in his worth is not only a reflection of his exceptional skills on the field but also serves as a stark reminder of Chelsea's oversight in their transfer history. Chelsea had the opportunity to nurture Moussiala into a star player, but their focus on immediate needs blinded them to the immense potential of this then 16-year-old prodigy. The decision to transfer him to Bayern Munich for a mere 200,000 euros turned out to be a nightmare for Chelsea in the transfer market. Initially, Moussiala did not make a significant impact, as is common with young players who experience ups and downs in their development. However, Chelsea's management lacked the patience to wait for his true potential to unfold, instead opting for more established players at the time. Upon joining Bayern, Moussiala's growth was nothing short of meteoric. He quickly became a core member of the midfield, making frequent appearances in major competitions and contributing crucial goals. In recent games, he has been particularly outstanding, scoring six goals in just five matches, solidifying his position as a key offensive player for Bayern. His remarkable performance against Benfica, where he scored a stunning goal, showcased his exceptional talent and composure beyond his years. This goal not only secured a 1-0 victory for Bayern but also highlighted Moussiala's wisdom on the field, demonstrating that football is not just about physical prowess but also about strategic thinking and intuition. The surge…

The year 2025 is a crucial one for Chinese football. The Chinese U17 men's team will participate in the Asian Cup, the U20 men's team will compete in the Asian Cup with the aim of qualifying for the World Youth Championship, and the senior men's team will take part in the World Cup qualifiers to strive for a place in the final rounds. It is clear that the Chinese men's football teams will be making a comprehensive push! The first major event to arrive will be the U20 Asian Cup held in Shenzhen in February. Currently, the schedule for the U20 Asian Cup has been updated! The Chinese men's team will kick off their campaign against the Qatar U20 men's team on February 12th at 19:30 in the evening. Our goal is undoubtedly to secure all three points and start with a victory! As hosts, the Chinese U20 men's team is grouped with the Australian men's team, the Kyrgyzstan U20 men's team, and the Qatar U20 men's team. Among the three opponents in the group, the Australian U20 men's team is undoubtedly the strongest. On paper, the Qatar U20 men's team is considered the weakest, as they are placed in the fourth tier within our group. Additionally, we have previously faced both the Australian U20 men's team and the Kyrgyzstan U20 men's team during the Panda Cup, making them familiar opponents. Although we only managed to secure third place in the Panda Cup, it should be noted that our squad was not fully intact at the time. Moreover, head coach…

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In 2025, the Chinese men's football team embarked on their first training camp of the year in Haikou, with their sights set firmly on the upcoming 7th round of World Cup qualifiers. This training camp is not only a comprehensive test of physical fitness and tactical prowess but also a deep adjustment and optimization of the team's lineup. With less than two months remaining before the crucial matches against Saudi Arabia and Australia, national team coach Ivan Kozlovic is acutely aware of the importance of these games. He has taken to the field personally, strictly controlling the training rhythm. The players are subjected to an intense training regimen of two sessions per day, which they describe as an unprecedented challenge. Although demanding, everyone agrees that such sacrifices are worthwhile for the sake of victory. It is understood that this training camp will be condensed into just 10 days, a decision aimed at enhancing preparation efficiency and taking into account various opinions. Through high-intensity training, the players have not only further honed their physical fitness but also significantly improved their tactical execution. Several players have seized new opportunities during this training camp. Naturalized player Hou Yongyong has secured his position as a forward with his outstanding performance, while Zhang Yuning may take on a more pivotal role in the lineup, enhancing the coherence and threat of the attack. Additionally, Wu Shaocong, a rising defensive star from the European scene, has displayed his versatility and become a key focus of Ivan's development plans. These adjustments have injected new vitality and hope into…

The new proposal for the European Super League has set the entire European football world ablaze! Can you imagine? 96 teams, a four-tier league system, and a prize pool of up to 3.5 billion euros! This is not just the birth of a competition, but a massive change in the history of European football. You might say it sounds like the ultimate evolution of the Champions League, and you're right; this is the European Super League. But here's the issue: the emergence of this new league isn't just about competing fiercely with the Champions League for viewership, prize money, and the passion of fans; it could potentially crush the Champions League, completely stripping UEFA's established events of their market share, rendering them insignificant. No wonder everyone says that the successful hosting of the European Super League will deal a devastating blow to the existing European football landscape. The new competition format: four tiers, 96 teams. Do you remember the previous European Super League proposal? It was a private league for elite clubs, seemingly a domineering game of capital. This time, however, the European Super League has undergone a complete reform. It's been renamed! Yes, the European Super League has officially changed its name to the Unity League. It feels like it's suddenly become more approachable, less commercialized, perhaps to make people feel that this time it's genuinely united some smaller and medium-sized clubs. Not only is the league's name more populist, but the format has also become more down-to-earth. There are four tiers of leagues: Star League, Gold League, Blue…

The announcement of the national football team's winter training list has been like dropping a bombshell, causing an uproar in the entire football circle. Fans are excitedly discussing it, and the media is full of speculation and analysis. Especially Ivan's selection decision has really surprised everyone - Yang Liyu, the player who has not been called up to the national team for three years, has now returned to the list, and even brought two completely unfamiliar names: Maiwulang and Wumiti Jiang. Such a move, is it Ivan's wise decision, or a risky gamble filled with adventure? Let's analyze it together. First, let's talk about Yang Liyu. This name may be a bit "blurry" for many fans. If you recall, you might remember his brief appearance under Li Xiaopeng. At that time, he was once included in the national team's roster based on his performance at the club, and everyone expected him to shine in the national team. However, things took an unexpected turn. It was like riding an unexpected roller coaster - as soon as he stepped onto the field, he was quickly put on ice. In the following three years, Yang Liyu was like a forgotten corner, never receiving another call-up. Yes, for three years, Yang Liyu had no chance to play for the country, and many fans sighed for him. Whether his competitive state could return to its peak became a question for everyone. Now, Ivan suddenly called him back, giving Yang Liyu another chance to prove himself. For him, this is undoubtedly a major turning point in…

In July 2022, the Ministry of Education held the inaugural China Youth Football League, which became an excellent platform for young players of various age groups to showcase their talents. In the second edition of the China Youth Football League (CYFL) in 2023, a young prodigy who once shone in Shenzhen's youth football scene successfully emerged as the absolute mainstay, sweeping both the Best Player and Top Scorer awards! The CYFL has now hosted three editions, and one of the most impressive players is undoubtedly Han Kundu from 2023. In the 2023 CYFL, Han Kundu played as the absolute mainstay for Guangzhou U19A throughout the U19 group matches, scoring an impressive nine goals for his team, earning him both the CYFL Top Scorer and Best Player awards! As one of the current 2005 generation of talented players in Chinese football, Han Kundu can play multiple positions in the midfield, with delicate footwork, solid fundamentals, and excellent ball control. He excels at controlling the rhythm, making one-on-one breakthroughs, dribbling forward, creating offensive threats upfront, and possesses a fine touch for set pieces in the frontcourt. Before 2018, Han Kundu was an absolute mainstay in Shenzhen, representing Yucai No. 1 Primary School, Nanshan District, and Shenzhen City, winning numerous championships at the district, municipal, and national levels. He is a highly regarded football prodigy from Shenzhen, dreaming of playing for the national team. In 2018, Han Kundu joined Evergrande Football School's 05 squad and traveled to Evergrande's Spanish branch school for further education that same year. During this time, he participated in…

The main defenders have been replaced by three new players, and the Tianjin Tigers have completed their domestic player reinforcements. Salvador has joined the team, and new signings are competing for starting positions. The Tianjin Tigers are not known for being early birds or late risers; they have been methodical in their recruitment process, which can be considered relatively efficient in the Chinese Super League (CSL). The Zhejiang team's foreign center forward deal fell through, and there is no definitive news about the Shandong Taishan team's new foreign player. However, the Tianjin Tigers have concluded their domestic player acquisitions. Head coach Yu Genwei addressed the team, stating, "We will not be signing any more domestic players this year. The platform is here, and it's a fair competition." Two key players, Han Pengfei and Tomorrow, have left the team, and the Tigers have officially announced the signing of Sun Mingqian. In a video released by Yu Genwei, Yang Fan is also included. Compared to last season, all three main defenders of the Tianjin Tigers have been replaced. The second-half mainstay Diogo has left the team, and Grant has returned. Last year, he only played 11 times and was withdrawn from the squad due to injury, effectively becoming a newcomer who needs to re-acclimate with the team. The main central defender Han Pengfei chose to join Chengdu Rongcheng to play in the AFC Champions League, and Tomorrow's transfer to Shanghai Port has been updated on Transfermarkt, posing a challenge to Yu Genwei's player selection. The Tianjin Tigers have a one-for-one approach to…