The radical Machin takes charge of the Spaniards; under new circumstances, Wu Lei faces new challenges
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After a series of poor results, Gajego was finally dismissed, and former Sevilla coach Machin took his place. Less than a year after going abroad, Wu Lei already has to face the third coach of the Spaniards. Eight rounds have been played in La Liga, and the Parrots, who finished 7th in last season’s league, have only managed 1 win, 2 draws, and 5 losses, finding themselves deep in the relegation zone. Although Wu Lei has scored in European competitions, he has failed to score in 425 minutes of league play. The Spaniards in trouble are in urgent need of change, and the new coach Machin, nicknamed the \"new Emery\", will he help Wu Lei regain his form under his leadership?
Coaches only look at a player’s skills; it doesn’t matter whether you’re like a chicken or a pig. What they need is a man who can attack when necessary and defend when required, not some animal like a chicken or pig. If Wu Lei really has the skills, it doesn’t matter where he goes; he could even go to Real Madrid or Barcelona.