The Chinese National Team has qualified for the World Cup in Qatar, with the team's victory over Vietnam on Sunday marking a historic achievement for the country.
Among the players who have made up this historic squad is Jiang Guangtai, a 26-year-old midfielder from Sichuan province. Born in Tianjin, Jiang played for the China U-19 national team before joining the senior team in 2018. He has been a regular member of the squad since then, playing at various levels including the AFC Asian Cup and the Chinese Super League.
Ai Kesen, another notable player, is also part of this squad. A defender from Henan province, Ai has been a key figure in the Chinese National Team's success in recent years. He has been a regular starter in all of his appearances for the team, contributing to their victories against Japan and South Korea.
The qualification for the World Cup is a testament to the hard work and dedication of these players, as well as the support of their fans back home. It also highlights the progress that the Chinese football industry has made in recent years, with more and more young talents emerging from the ranks.
As the Chinese National Team prepares to face off against other teams in the tournament, it will be interesting to see how they perform and what impact they can make on the global stage. With talented players like Jiang and Ai leading the way, there is no doubt that the future of Chinese football looks bright.