The recent situation in Lei Wu has attracted the attention of Japanese media! Japanese netizens have a heated discussion and the suggestions are thought-provoking.

Besides, Japanese netizens greatly appreciate Lei Wu's ability. They think that Lei Wu's goal in the Super League has exceeded 150, and he also pressed foreign aid to get the golden boot. It is not easy for China players to do this. At the same time, these netizens have also made suggestions on Lei Wu's bad situation. They think that Wu Lei, like many Japanese players, will have problems getting along with coaches. In the future, if Wu Lei wants to get out of the predicament, only persistent training.

Japanese netizens also suggested that Lei Wu should increase physical confrontation in the future in order to gain a better foothold in La Liga. Of course, some Japanese netizens think that since Lei Wu can't play in the West B, maybe he should consider playing in the Super League. Based on the above views of Japanese netizens, it is not difficult to see that most Japanese netizens admire Lei Wu's initiative to give up the high salary in the Super League and adhere to the spirit of studying in Spain.

They think that China players should learn from Wu Lei and go to European leagues more often to help China improve its football level. Japanese fans suggest that China players should go out like Lei Wu, which is worth pondering by China Football Association and China players. The China Football Association has long realized that the treatment of domestic players is too high, resulting in local players not wanting to study in Europe.

This is why the China Football Association issued a salary limit order, stipulating that local players can only get an annual salary of 5 million before tax, so as to urge China players to study abroad. Finally, China players should also realize that going to the European League is the best choice to improve their level. I hope that in the future, fans can see more and more China players studying abroad collectively, so that the development of football in China can be put on the right track as soon as possible.

(Luo) According to