The China national soccer team, governed by the Chinese Football Association, has a rich history marked by growth and challenges in international competitions. The team is commonly known as "Team Dragon" and represents the People's Republic of China in men's international football.
History
China's soccer history dates back to the early 20th century, but the national team rose to prominence in the late 1970s and 1980s. The country has invested heavily in developing the sport domestically, which has helped increase the team's competitiveness on the international stage.
Major Successes
Notable Players
Notable Coaches
The China national soccer team continues to strive towards becoming a formidable force in international football, with efforts focused on youth development and strategic management to enhance their global standing.
| # | Name | Nat. | Position | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
FU YUBIN
|
|
G | £250k |
| 2 |
FENG ZHIGANG
|
|
RB | £180k |
| 3 |
DONG LIQIANG
|
|
LB | £200k |
| 4 |
FAN ZHYI
|
|
D | £180k |
| 5 |
XU HONG
|
|
D | £180k |
| 6 |
LI BING
|
|
RW | £180k |
| 7 |
WU QUNLI
|
|
LW | £180k |
| 8 |
GAO HONGBO
|
|
M | £160k |
| 9 |
HAO HAIDONG
|
|
A | £180k |
| 10 |
CAI SHENG
|
|
M | £300k |
| 11 |
PENG WEIGUO
|
|
A | £200k |
| 12 |
OU CHULIANG
|
|
G | £110k |
| 13 |
LI MING
|
|
D | £150k |
| 14 |
GAO ZHONGXUN
|
|
M | £130k |
| 15 |
ZHAO LIN
|
|
M | £110k |
| 16 |
LI XIAO
|
|
A | £150k |