There is a difference between Chinese football and Japanese football. Iniesta
When the 2010 World Cup in South Africa came to an end, everyone thought that a penalty kick was coming, but one person broke the balance on the pitch. Iniesta shot a shot, shot the Dutch dream of champions, shot the matador dynasty.
In a blink of an eye, ten years have passed. Xiaobai, who was 36 years old, was born early. But it is this old white who is far away from the mainstream leagues in the world, who has put one of China's strongest teams on the ground and rubbed it on the ground.
rubbed over and over again.
Frankly speaking, it is a glorious thing to be rubbed by Iniesta. This historical-level super midfielder is the engine of Dream San Barcelona and the engine of the invincible bullfighter. He and Harvey are the best in history. People group. Being rubbed by such a great god is an opportunity that countless people desire.
But in this one-eighth knockout match of the AFC Champions League, this friction is particularly bitter. Lao Bai played for 65 minutes, but SIPG was uncomfortable for 65 minutes.
Before joining the Japanese League in 18, Iniesta also had scandals with the Chinese team. In the past two days, I was thinking, what would happen if he came to the Super League.
He certainly will not have the current competitive state. Japanese football advocates technology, and people have always done a good job of protecting and appreciating technical players. Iniesta is more like a mentor on the pitch in the Japanese League. He plays the role of a passer.
And if you come to the Super League, those rough fouls, and no spiritual skills will only make Iniestag out of place, and Lao Bai may retire.
The soil of Chinese football is too poor to grow anything.
The gap between Chinese football and Japanese football may be an Iniesta.
