2009年5月29日在上海进行的中国队与德国队的友谊赛中，他在第83分钟替补出场，完成了国家队首 秀。 2010年6月26日在昆明进行的中国队与塔吉克斯坦队的友谊赛中，他在第48分钟收获国家队首粒进球。 第77分钟，他梅开二度，帮助中国队4:0获胜。 @中国足球队 1月10日发文，向每一位退役的前国家队球员表达感谢、送上祝福！ 于汉超，1987年2月25日出生，场上主要位置是前卫。2009-2019年间代表中国队出战正式比赛59场，进 9球。先后参加了2014、2018年世界杯预选赛，2015、2019年亚洲杯。 来源：@中国足球队 退役后，于汉超加入中国国家男子足球队教练团队，继续为中国足球贡献力量。 ...

转自：北京日报客户端 来源：@中国奥林匹克委员会 1月4日，新任中国国家男子足球队主教练邵佳一在采访中介绍了国家队近期情况和计划，虽然接下来的 一年中国男足没有重大赛事任务，但邵佳一认为，国家队每一场比赛都关乎着球迷的期待、国家队未来 的走势，都是"生死战"，没有任何马虎、松懈的理由。 邵佳一说：中国足球现在需要的是相信自己，而把信心找回来，需要努力训练，好好备战，通过真正高 质量比赛才能获得信心，让队员真正相信自己。 ...

三湘都市报12月28日讯 27日晚23时，长沙锦泰广场站候车大厅已经成为"常德粉"的临时主场，不少身 着常德队应援服的球迷在排队等待返程专列。记者一眼望去，车站电子屏上滚动显示着三趟专列的检票 信息；候车大厅已被粉色"占领"，球迷们虽然刚刚经历比赛的失利，仍挥舞着粉色旗帜，相互安慰、讨 论比赛的细节；此外，还有不少铁路工作人员穿梭在人群中，引导乘客有序排队。 方成志说，通过这次湘超，自己和朋友们都觉得看到了未来湖南足球、湖南青训乃至中国足球的希 望。"只要常德队在，我们就会一直奔赴现场。" 经过90分钟鏖战，常德队以0∶1惜败永州队，获得首届湘超联赛亚军。"虽然输了比赛，但我们的队伍拼 到了最后一分钟。"一名身穿常德队应援服并准备乘坐23:53G9788赶回常德的年轻球迷说。另一群脸上 贴着常德贴画的年轻女球迷提到，其所在的公司是常德队赞助商，经常一起现场看球。而对这亚军的结 果，她们也非常满意："不是因为输了才拿到第二名，是因为赢了很多人才拿到第二名。"不少球迷在接 受记者采访时提到，常德球迷求胜心切，也坦然接受结局，"真心敬重每一位球员"。 "我从1998年就开始看足球，湖南湘涛解散后就没看过了，这次湘超 ...

Group 1 - The Chinese national football team suffered a 0-3 defeat against South Korea in the East Asian Cup, highlighting the team's weaknesses despite the South Korean team not being at full strength [1] - The performance of the national team has led to increased criticism and mockery from fans, particularly in light of the popularity of the Suzhou Super League (Su Super) [2][3] - The relationship between the Su Super and the national team is complex, as both are part of the same football ecosystem in China, with the national team's performance reflecting the overall quality of Chinese football [4][5] Group 2 - The poor performance of the national team can be attributed to several factors, including inadequate league organization and insufficient youth training systems [6][8] - Both Su Super and the Chinese Super League (CSL) draw players from similar youth training backgrounds, indicating a shared foundation in player development [7] - The CSL is often criticized as a "pseudo-professional league," lacking true market-driven characteristics, while the Su Super is government-led, suggesting similarities in their operational structures [8][9] Group 3 - The CSL has a deeper marketization and internationalization compared to the Su Super, but both leagues share management styles that prioritize government influence over shareholder interests [9][10] - The Su Super's success in attracting crowds and generating economic activity is not unique, as the CSL also contributes to local economies through fan engagement and tourism [10] - The notion that the Su Super is merely a tool for entertainment overlooks the intrinsic value of football as a cultural and economic driver [11]

Core Viewpoint - The "Su Super" league in Jiangsu has gained immense popularity due to its unique grassroots approach, fostering local culture and community engagement, making it a model that may be difficult to replicate in other regions [2][4][21] Group 1: Reasons for Success - Economic strength among Jiangsu's thirteen cities, all ranked in the top 100 for GDP, creates a competitive environment [2] - A strong sense of regional identity and rivalry exists among the different areas within Jiangsu, enhancing local engagement [2] - The league operates on a market-driven model, moving away from reliance on government funding and focusing on local culture and tourism [4] - A solid foundation in sports exists, with many participating cities having a history of professional football, which resonates with local amateur players [5] - Convenient transportation links among cities facilitate participation and attendance [5] Group 2: Challenges of Replication - Other provinces may struggle to replicate the success of "Su Super" due to its unique regional characteristics and timing [5] - Potential candidates for similar leagues include Zhejiang and Shandong, while Guangdong and Fujian may follow as secondary options [6] Group 3: Cultural Engagement - The league has sparked creative local rivalries, such as the "Hotpot Derby" between Chengdu and Chongqing, showcasing regional culinary cultures [7][8] - Events are designed to enhance local tourism, with promotional packages and cultural exchanges between rival cities [9][10] - The concept of "virtual derbies" serves as a playful expression of regional pride and community bonding [15][14] Group 4: Broader Implications - The success of grassroots leagues like "Su Super" and "Village Super" reflects a shift in focus from professional to community-driven football, emphasizing enjoyment and local culture [21][18] - The potential for these leagues to rejuvenate interest in football in China, moving away from corruption and poor performance in professional leagues, is significant [20][21]