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The Chinese Super League team Beijing Renhe officially announced that Wang Bo, the former coach of Shaanxi Changan Athletic, has become the team’s new head coach. Wang Bo Wang Bo once served as an assistant coach for Shaanxi Chanba, and later coached teams such as Hohhot and Shenyang Urban Construction. He took over Shaanxi Changan Athletic midway through this season and led the team to a record of 13 wins, 5 draws and 12 losses in 30 rounds in the Chinese League One, ranking 9th in the league with 44 points. In the current Chinese Super League standings, Beijing Renhe ranks first from the bottom with a dismal record of 3 wins, 4 draws, 20 losses and 13 points. They are 9 points behind Tianjin Tianhai, which is third from the bottom. With three rounds left in the league, relegation is basically confirmed.

Yesterday morning local time in Sharjah, Wu Lei, who returned from Spain, officially joined the national football team. According to Sports Weekly, during the national football training yesterday, the entire team practiced with the ball.* With only 45 minutes, Lippi did not arrange any heavy-volume confrontation training. * . Since the national football team played a teaching match against Sharjah FC on November 10, the training on the second day was mainly focused on recovery and adjustment. The length of the ball training arranged by Lippi was also very limited. Excluding the warm-up session, the team's ball training yesterday only ended in 45 minutes.

Zhejiang media said that Wang Xiaobo has a famous saying that everything is inevitably moving towards vulgarity. For Chinese football, everything is inevitably going downhill. This group of national youth players in the 2001 age group represents the future and hope of the national football team, and is also the mainstay of the national football team in the next ten or twenty years. However, it was Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam that directly squeezed the National Youth Championship out of the finals of the Asian Youth Championship. In addition, against the Singapore National Youth Team, which had a two-goal victory, Myanmar won by 8 goals and South Korea won by 11 goals. While Asian countries are making progress, Zhejiang media also concluded that Chinese football itself has been struggling in these years. Looking at the national youth head coaches alone, there have been six replacements in less than four years. The current coach, Cheng Yaodong, is the seventh. The sixth foreign coach Gong Falong's reason for voluntarily resigning turned out to be that the team was not strong enough and needed to start training from basic skills and could not meet the coach's requirements. Finally, Zhejiang media lamented that the current performance and decline of Chinese football are indeed used to pay off debts. Perhaps the fans can only hope that this "debt" will be paid off soon.

In the final round of the Asian Youth Championship qualifying group stage that ended the day before yesterday, the Chinese National Youth Team lost 1-4 to South Korea and missed the main draw of the Asian Youth Championship. This is also the first time that the National Youth Team has missed the Asian Youth Championship since the professionalization of Chinese football in 1994. "Guangzhou Daily" wrote an article that chaotic management and long-term weakness are the main reasons for the national youth team's declining strength and poor record year after year. Starting in 2016, the Chinese Football Association began to select the 01-year-old National Youth Team. However, since the formation of the team, the competent departments and head coaches who manage the National Youth Team have undergone many adjustments in more than three years. When it was first established in 2016, the National Youth Team was managed by the Ministry of National Administration. In 2017, it was placed under the responsibility of the "Men's Football Elite Department". After the Panda Cup, the management of the National Youth Team returned to the Ministry of National Administration. In the past two years, the management of national youth teams within the Football Association has been very chaotic, and many middle-level management positions are still unresolved. In just a few years, the National Youth Team has also frequently changed head coaches. Shen Xiangfu, French coach Gonfalon, Zhang Li, Cheng Yaodong, etc. have successively taken over the team. The main structure of the National Youth Team has also changed several times and has never been stable. In addition, "Guangzhou Daily" analyzed that long-term weakness is also one of the main reasons for the poor performance of the National Youth League. Since 2004, the National Youth Team has missed the World Youth Championship for 8 consecutive years. In these 8 Asian Youth Championships, the performance of the National Football Team has been worse than the previous one. This has directly led to the National Football Team being at a disadvantage in the group draws of the Asian Youth Championship every year.

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Due to a 1-4 defeat to South Korea in the final round of the qualifying round, the 2001 national youth team finally missed the stage of the Asian Youth Championship, which also aroused dissatisfaction among domestic public opinion. Reporter Xiao Nan pointed out that China’s football performance is poor and the relevant leaders have never been dismissed because of it. This time the National Youth League was eliminated in the qualifiers. After 26 years, Chinese football once again missed the Asian Youth Championship. Regarding the tragic defeat of the National Youth League, reporter Xiao Nan wrote on Weibo: “Seeing the situation of the national youth team in the 2001 age group, I suddenly recalled that over the years, I saw the Chinese Football Association 'break up' with national coaches at all levels and types. If the team performs poorly, it is always natural for the coach to take responsibility. However, in so many years, I have never seen a leader or person in charge of the Football Association's project work dismissed due to "poor performance." What next? ”