Cui Qilin, who is only 170cm tall, was once the "short killer" on the field court in Yancheng wet market. On the day the Jiangsu echelon was disbanded, he clutched the No. 9 Jersey and watched the red-crowned cranes fly over the training base - this became his reason to point to the sky when he scored a goal later.
When Gao Fei, the coach of the Jiangsu Super League Yancheng team, picked it up from the mud, no one believed that this wild pass that stopped the ball like "catching a bomb" could be kicked out. But he used the spatial memory ability he developed in the vegetable market to shuttle around the penalty area like a ghost, and responded to doubts with each tricky shot: a brace against Taizhou, a fateful showdown with Nanjing goalkeeper Mu Yi, and a tug-of-war with his old rival Tang Yunpeng for the top scorer list... Every inch of the turf in the Scottish Super League is imprinted with the footprints of his counterattack.
