The new Chinese women's volleyball team is about to be formed, in addition to the coaching team to usher in a new manager, the position of the team members will also make corresponding adjustments. So, is the new women's volleyball team going to retain the seven fairies of the Tokyo cycle or not to break it, replace it in a large area and reorganize it? The author believes that the possibility of the seven fairies being replaced is very large.
First of all, each manager has his own coaching style, the seven fairies lineup is suitable for Lang Ping's system, but whether it can fit the system of the new coach is still unknown; second, the age of the seven fairies lineup is aging, it is difficult to ensure whether it can stick to the Paris Olympic cycle; third, whether the team members can be in tune with the new coach is also a key.
Fans like to call the starting lineups of Zhu Ting, Zhang Changning, Yuan Xinyue, Yan Ni, Ding Xia, Gong Xiangyu and Wang Mengjie the Seven Fairies lineup. In the new cycle, I feel that it is more likely to retain only Gong Xiangyu. First look at the main attack position, Zhu Ting and Zhang Changning both have serious injuries, although Zhang Changning has undergone surgery, but how to recover depends on the situation behind. Zhu Ting's side is in the preparation period for surgery, which means that it will take a while to operate, and whether the postoperative rehabilitation can meet the needs of the game will also have to wait for time to be tested.
Yan Ni, who attacked the side, has retired, and there are great variables on Yuan Xinyue's side. In reviewing the 2021 handwritten letter, Yuan Xinyue showed a sense of confusion, she did not know whether to continue to take the road of volleyball or return to campus. After the National Games, Yuan Xinyue did not train and went to Beijing Normal University for classes. Although the league represented Tianjin, it returned to campus after winning the championship. It can be seen that Yuan Xinyue is still very eager to learn some new skills in his heart.
Ding Xia in the second pass position is now in a declining competitive state, in a situation where she is caught between two sides. At present, Yao Di's competitive state is more ideal than Ding Xia, and the new cycle of the Chinese women's volleyball team is likely to cultivate a new second pass, so that the work of passing the help is estimated to fall on Ding Xia's head; Wang Mengjie's situation is similar to Ding Xia's, and she is playing as a substitute in this league, which shows that she is not far from retirement.
As for Gong Xiangyu in the receiving position, he will still become a labor model, because there is no receiving player in China who can match Gong Xiangyu. Whether it is a nanny or a strong response, it is not as good as Gong Xiangyu's ability. According to technical statistics, Gong Xiangyu's pass, defense and attack are ranked first among domestic receiving players. Therefore, in the absence of new people, Gong Xiangyu is still the first choice.
Since the Seven Fairies lineup is going to be replaced, who will become the new main force? Li Yingying of the Tianjin women's volleyball team will most likely become the main force in the main offensive position. From the perspective of this league, Li Yingying's various techniques have gradually matured, and she is not at all inferior to Zhu Ting and Zhang Changning, so the promotion to the main force is nailed; the possibility of Yao Di replacing Ding Xia in the second pass position is also very large, after all, Yao Di has shown great stability in the league, and has repeatedly passed out the data of 4 people scoring doubles.
There is no doubt that Wang Yuanyuan, the secondary attack position, has become the main force. As the third secondary attack of the Tokyo Olympic cycle and the king of the domestic league net, Wang Yuanyuan is still much higher than other secondary attackers. The only debatable is the candidate for the free man position. After Wang Mengjie withdrew, did she choose Ni Feifan, or Wang Weiyi, or Xu Jiannan. This is a place to test the ability of new coaches.