This data should reflect to some extent the success or failure of a team's recruitment, or the status of a new player in the eyes of the team's head coach. That is the ranking of Chinese women's football players who joined new teams in the European women's league this season and their counterparts in terms of playing time in the league. Here are the statistics for our female players after their new transfers this season: London City Lionesses introduced a total of 13 players, excluding one long-term injured player and one loaned-out player. Among the 11 new signings, Shen Mengyu ranked 8th in playing time. West Ham United Women introduced a total of 9 players, excluding two loaned-out players. Among the 7 new signings, Li Mengwen ranked 5th in playing time. Dijon FCO Féminin introduced a total of 7 players, with Wang Yanwen ranking 5th in playing time. Bayer Leverkusen Women introduced a total of 6 players, with Shen Menglu ranking 5th in playing time. Lazio Women introduced a total of 7 players, with Yang Lina ranking 7th in playing time. Honestly speaking, this is the status of our overseas players among the new signings of their respective teams. They can hardly provide significant help to their new teams. Moreover, among the five of them, only Li Mengwen and Wang Yanwen have managed to rank within the top 11 in playing time for their teams so far in the league. Unexpectedly, the third-best ranking is Shen Menglu. Therefore, their current situation in Europe is a true reflection of the reality…

After entering 2025, both the Chinese men's and women's football teams organized their first training sessions of the new year. The men's team trained in Haikou, Hainan, with head coach Ivan leading the preparations for this year's top 18 matches. The women's team, under the leadership of head coach Milicic, conducted winter training in Zhaoqing, Guangdong. During the training period, the women's team played a friendly match against the players from Evergrande Football School, which they lost. With a score of 2-5, the Chinese women's football team suffered their first loss of the year, defeated by the Evergrande U15 boys' team, and recorded five losses out of nine matches since Shui Qingxia's departure. On January 18th, during the match between the Chinese women's football team and the Evergrande U15 team, Wu Haiyan served as the team captain and started the game. The Chinese women's team initially took control of the game's rhythm, with Shao Ziqin and Yuan Cong scoring goals to give them a 2-0 lead in the first half. However, problems arose in the team's defense later in the game, allowing Evergrande to equalize the score in the first half. In the second half, Evergrande scored three more goals to secure the victory. In this training session, the Chinese women's football team had a total of 26 players on the roster, none of whom were overseas players. Wang Shuang, Li Mengwen, Shen Mengyu, and other overseas players did not participate in the training. The roster included goalkeepers Xu Huan, Peng Shimeng, and Pan Hongyan, eight defenders including Chen Qiaozhu,…

The latest roster for the Chinese women's football team has been announced, and among the 23 national players selected, an impressive nine of them are disciples of Chen Wanting. These players have all trained and grown under her meticulous guidance. In the field of Chinese women's football, when discussing which coach is the most famous, it is not the current head coach of the national team, Milicic, nor the former coaches Shui Qingxia and Jia Xiuquan. It is also not Gao Cang Mazi from Shanghai, who has won the Asian Best Women's Football Coach award seven times, or Chang Weiwei, the head coach of Wuhan Jiangda, the league champion. Instead, it is Chen Wanting, the coach of the mid-table team Jiangsu Women's Football. Chen Wanting is deeply loved and supported by women's football fans in China, who affectionately call her "Niwan". Not only do they hope she will coach the Chinese women's national team, but they also continuously urge her to coach the Chinese men's national team. Fans believe that if the Chinese men's team wants to defeat the Japanese men's team, there is only one possibility: hiring Chen Wanting as the coach. The Chinese women's team once suffered heavy defeats against the Netherlands and England, and interestingly, both teams were coached by Wiegman. This has led to even greater support for Chen Wanting among Chinese women's football fans, as they see her as the only coach capable of matching Wiegman's abilities. When talking about Wiegman, Chen Wanting confidently expressed that she believes herself to be stronger. Fate seems to…

This semi-final match of the U17 Women's World Cup held in the Dominican Republic has once again brought the North Korean women's football team into the spotlight. Although the game against the United States started off calmly, the breathtaking goal that occurred in the 69th minute of the second half pushed the rhythm of the match to a climax. North Korea's No. 19 player, Lu Enxiang, an inconspicuous young girl, suddenly struck a beautiful volley from outside the penalty area, like an arrow piercing the air and accurately hitting the American goal, instantly changing the score to 1:0. This goal not only stunned the opponents but also made the audience at the scene and in front of the screen cheer spontaneously. Relying on this single goal, the North Korean women's football team eventually defeated the United States 1:0 and advanced to the final. The game started with both sides evenly matched. The strength of the North Korean team and the American team was comparable, with tight defense and a sense of mutual competition during the transitions between offense and defense. The American team showed strong defense and fast-paced offense right from the start, while the North Korean team was clearly not intimidated, with the players giving their all, using speed and agility to counter their opponents. Throughout the first half, the United States tried several times to break through the North Korean defense with cooperation, but the North Korean team always held firm, blocking every threat and even making the opponent return empty-handed multiple times. However, the turning point of…

In the circle of Chinese women's football, which coach has the biggest name? It's not the current head coach of the national team, Milicic, nor is it the former head coaches Shui Qingxia and Jia Xiuquan. It's not even the seven-time Asian Best Women's Football Coach from Shanghai, Gao Cangmazi, or the head coach of the league champions Wuhan Jiangda, Chang Weiwei. Rather, it's Chen Wanting, the head coach of mid-table Jiangsu women's football team. Chen Wanting is the most beloved and supported women's football coach among Chinese fans, who affectionately call her "Niwan". Not only do they support her coaching the Chinese women's national team, but they also urge her to coach the men's national team. They believe that if China wants to defeat Japan in men's football, there's only one possibility: hiring Chen Wanting. The Chinese women's team has suffered big losses against the Netherlands and England, both coached by Wiegman. This coincidence has made Chinese fans even more supportive of Chen Wanting, as she is seen as the only coach capable of going head-to-head with Wiegman. When talking about Wiegman, Chen Wanting confidently believes she is stronger. However, fate has played a cruel joke on Chen Wanting, as she has repeatedly missed out on the opportunity to coach the national team. But she remains undaunted and has turned to the Chinese Women's Super League. She suddenly realized that contributing to Chinese women's football doesn't just mean coaching the national team; nurturing the best players for the national team is also a significant contribution. She has switched to…

Translation of the article content into English: A seemingly inconspicuous training roster has stirred up a storm within and outside the circle of China's women's football. Zhang Xin and Zhang Rui, two veterans who had already announced their retirement, have been selected again, sparking heated discussions among fans. However, Yang Lina, the midfielder who performed well in Serie A, was surprisingly excluded, causing even greater controversy. This makes people wonder: What is coach Milicic really up to? Is the return of the veterans meant to be a "last resort," or are they covering for the young players? And what considerations led to Yang Lina's absence? Let's delve into this list to uncover the logic and strategies behind it. "Zhang Rui is back?" Many fans reacted similarly when the match roster was announced. This veteran women's football player over thirty years old once assisted her teammates with a precise long pass from midfield at last year's Asian Cup, leaving a deep impression. But after the news of her retirement was released, many thought she would no longer be seen on the field in the future. However, her name reappeared on the training roster this time, which was somewhat unexpected. In fact, Zhang Rui's comeback is not entirely an aggressive move. Compared to other young midfielders, Zhang Rui's role is more about stabilizing morale and providing guidance based on experience, rather than being the sole defender in the game. After all, her ability to control the field, especially her strategic vision in critical moments, is something few young players can replicate. It…

Translation of the content: The announcement of the new training roster for the Chinese women's football team has caused quite a stir: Zhang Xin and Zhang Rui, who have been retired for many years, have made a comeback, while Yang Lina, a former mainstay midfielder, has not been selected. This has led to a question: "Is this a nostalgic journey to settle old scores, or a new attempt to find stability?" The discussion among fans quickly polarized, with one question on the table - is this list a confident choice or a reluctant compromise? When Zhang Xin's name came out, many veteran fans might exclaim, "Isn't that the retired midfield general?" Indeed, Zhang Xin's career has been eventful. She withdrew from the field early due to personal reasons but returned strongly after a few years and rejuvenated in the Chinese Women's Super League. Her performance in the Asian Cup was commendable, using her stability and experience to help the team secure key victories. This return to the national team list seems more like a "safety card" selected by head coach Milicic, lacking confidence in the current young midfielders to stabilize the midfield rhythm. As for Zhang Rui, her return to the list is even more surprising. She was once a mainstay of the women's national team but faded out of the mainstream lineup as she aged. This return clearly has the intention of "old leading the new," but the question arises - over the years, the Chinese women's football team has always emphasized "blood replacement" and "new-old alternation," yet they…