atypical center forward

Chapter 66

Copying songs and the like is just the pretending daily life of the traveler, which is a side job, and Chu Yang's main job is to play football.

It's a pity that Chu Yang's side job is doing well, but his job is not going well.

"Poor Chinese, he can't even touch the ball. Perhaps this is his true strength. When defenders start to get familiar with him and value him, he is an opportunist, huh?"

This is the No.30 round of the West Second Division. Valencia challenged Abacete away. As the commentator of the opponent said, Chu Yang was in trouble at the beginning.

An inseparable defender has become his standard equipment. Concealed small moves, vicious tackles, and harsh trash talk have gradually become the opponent's conventional weapons against him. Chu Yang began to enjoy the treatment that only a super core of the team can receive.

"Hey, super striker, come and break through me, how about I let you have one foot?" Avassett's No. 19 defender Nierli stood in front of Chu Yang with a relaxed smile on his face.

The coach made special arrangements before the game. He also studied Chu Yang's style and found that Chu Yang's advantages and disadvantages are quite obvious. He is the kind of guy who is difficult to deal with, but if he can concentrate enough and his teammates help in defense, there is nothing he can do.

You can't let him out of sight, you can't let him face the goal to catch the ball, and if he catches the ball, you can't let him have time to shoot.

Simply put, be careful with his shots.

Now the whole West Second Division knows that this Chinese is at least world-class in terms of shooting skills, but other aspects are at most the most ordinary level in the West Second Division. This can be seen from the fact that he has almost never made a breakthrough with the ball. Therefore, every time Chu Yang takes the ball, Neilly will provoke him with words.

Chu Yang ignored his provocation, and looked up at Mo Ya, who came up to meet him. He touched the ball with his inner foot and was about to pass the ball.

Neilly showed a "sure enough" expression, and quickly stepped forward to block it.

It's just that Chu Yang's foot that was originally passing the ball suddenly stopped and flicked the ball to the left, and the football rolled directly from Nealie's right.

Neilly realized that he had been duped when he was halfway through the charge, so he quickly turned around, but Chu Yang would not give him a chance, so he rushed the ball out in one go.

There was an exclamation in the stands.

This was just the most common one-on-one breakthrough, and Chu Yang's movements were far from being described as good-looking and smooth, but things are rare and expensive, and the audience gave him applause with dignity.

As long as the frontcourt players are capable of making breakthroughs, the only difference is whether it is necessary or not. Although Chu Yang's footwork is a bit rough, he can still slap a defender of Nealley's level hard in the face when he is caught by surprise.

Chu Yang's dribbling speed and accuracy were limited, and he didn't stick to the ball after passing Neerly, and he kicked the goal directly.

The football flew from outside the penalty area to the goal. The terrible speed made the Avassett fans on the scene terrified. The Valencia fans had already made celebrations in advance. Unfortunately, the goalkeeper was possessed by God today and made a world-class save.

"Chu's shots are of high quality, but it's a pity that Kavajo's reaction is faster. This is Chu's only shot so far. I don't know if there will be such an opportunity in the future."

Carvajo threw the ball to the midfielder, a little grateful and a little proud, and shouted at Nelly, telling him to keep an eye on the Chinese striker.

The strength and accuracy of that shot were both excellent. Being able to catch a three-pointer was due to his reaction and seven points was due to luck. He was not even half sure that he would be able to catch it again.

The ball thrown by the goalkeeper was received by Abacete's midfielder Vicente and passed to the left. Left midfielder Brera got the ball before Garcia.

"Brera got rid of Busque's defense, burst in from the side of the penalty area, and hit the wall to cooperate! Brera caught the football passed back by his teammate and shot! Goal!"

Avacet's home court fell into madness, as if they had won the league championship.

They are not well placed this season and have no hope in La Liga, but are happy to cause some trouble for the top guys.

Valencia, who was behind, did not panic, but continued to play steadily, patiently looking for opportunities. Unfortunately, except for a little threat from Moya's free kick before halftime, Valencia did not cause any trouble for Abacete.

"Let Adrian go to warm up." Gressel didn't enter the locker room immediately, but gave Heike an order first.

"Marco, do you want to be a double striker?" As his old partner, Heike immediately understood his intention.

"That's right," Gressel said, "Chu needs someone to help him share the defensive pressure. The results of the training match have proved that Adrian is a good candidate."

Adrian replaced Lucio in the No. 60 minute, and Milk agreed with the change.

"Valencia formed a lineup that we have never seen before. This should be regarded as a 442, two forwards, two midfielders, one attack, one defense, two midfielders, four defenders. Maybe Gressel thinks that Chu needs a helper in the frontcourt. I would say this is a good attempt. Although it will sacrifice a central midfielder with both offensive and defensive capabilities, Cesc will play more difficult, but..."

Milk's chatter was not over yet, and Abacete scored again.

Pressed by the opponent, Juan Letta hastily returned the ball, but the opponent's striker alertly intercepted the ball and then scored.

On the surface, this goal came from a low-level mistake by Letta, but anyone with a discerning eye knows that it was the result of the substitution.

Lucio is the kind of practical player who hides around the stars. He usually doesn't show his talents, his skills are unpretentious, and his performance is also lackluster. He usually has no sense of presence, but once his team is missing, the team seems to be better.

The technical attacking midfielders can be calmly dispatched because of their escort, and the engineer-type defensive midfielders can devote all their energy to the defense because they connect the frontcourt. They are not an offensive engine or a defensive barrier, but their large-scale running can effectively check for gaps for the team. Occasionally, a shot from the back can also bring some surprises to the team.

Without such a person in the team, Valencia was immediately affected.

The most obvious thing is that Moya, who used to be a fish in water in the midfield, became stagnant, and his opponents' chasing and blocking became unscrupulous. When his personal breakthrough was no longer brilliant, the only help he could seek was Banderas and Garcia on the two wings.

Chu Yang could only retreat frequently, almost becoming half midfielder.

This is simply a big cup for him who has almost nothing but shooting.

The advantages of Adrian's playing have not yet been reflected, and the shortcomings of Lucio's leaving have been fully exposed.

　I praised all those who said that I was not good at math, how about I show you how cute I am, or give you an early New Year's greeting in advance, and everyone pretends that they didn't see anything?
　　
　
(End of this chapter)