On Saturday, they will face Tajikistan, the first opponent of the group stage of this Asian Cup
The national football team moved to Doha to enter the "Asian Cup time"
On the 7th local time, the national football team left Abu Dhabi on a Qatar Airways flight after a day of rest and flew to Doha, Qatar. According to the plan, the national football team will conduct its first training session after being stationed at the Stadium Residence Hotel in the center of Doha, which also marks the team's official entry into the "Asian Cup time".
On the evening of January 1, local time, the national football team defeated the Gulf Heroes of the UAE second-tier league club 5-6 in Abu Dhabi, ending the local training with a victory. Subsequently, the whole team had a day off on the 2th, which was also the first holiday for the national football team since it was concentrated on December 6 last year. In the eyes of the team's coaches and management team, such an adjustment will help the players to focus more on training during the sprint period for the Asian Cup.
According to the plan, the national football team flew to Doha, Qatar, the host of the Asian Cup, at noon local time on the 7th. The flight time from Abu Dhabi to Doha is one hour, and upon arrival in Doha, the national football team will be stationed at the resident hotel in the city of Doha.
According to the calendar, the national football team will face Tajikistan, the first opponent of the group stage of this Asian Cup, on January 1 local time, which is a veritable encounter. Before this game, the national football team can also conduct up to 13 outdoor training sessions, including pre-match field adaptation training. In this case, the team was stationed at the Doha hotel and immediately arranged their first training session, which focused on restorative content such as "physical activation". This group of articles/reporter Xiao Yun co-ordinator/Wang Yong Photo courtesy of Visual China
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Japanese and South Korean players are among the top 10 in the Asian Cup
With less than a week to go before the opening of the new Asian Cup, the famous professional football transfer website "German Transfer Market" announced the list of the top 10 players in this Asian Cup, these 10 are from Japan and South Korea. This is enough to show the absolute leading position of Japanese and Korean football in Asian football. Japan's Hisashi Hisaka and South Korea's Kim Min-jae both lead the list with 6000 million euros, while South Korean international Son Heung-min, who plays for Tottenham Hotspur in the English Premier League, and Kaoru Mikasa, who plays for Brighton & Hove Albion in the Premier League, are both worth 5000 million euros.
Hisashi (Japan, La Liga, Real Sociedad, 22 years old) 6000 million euros
Kim Min-jae (South Korea, Bundesliga, Bayern, 27 years old) 6000 million euros
Kaoru Mikasa (Japan, Premier League, Brighton, 26 years old) 5000 million euros
Son Heung-min (South Korea, Premier League, Tottenham, 31 years old) 5000 million euros
Kenhiro Tomiyasu (Japan, Premier League, Arsenal, 25 years old) 3000 million euros
Lee Gang-in (South Korea, Ligue 22, Paris, 2200 years old) <> million euros
Hiroki Ito (Japan, Bundesliga, Stuttgart, 24 years old) 2200 million euros
Hwang Hee-chan (South Korea, Premier League, Wolves, 27 years old) 2200 million euros
Ritsu Doan (Japan, Bundesliga, Freiburg, 25 years old) 1800 million euros
Yusei Sugawara (Japan Eredivisie AZ Alkmaar, 23 years old) 1500 million euros