Forbidden Chess Player

In 2004, Chen Mo died suddenly while working as a youth training coach. When he opened his eyes again, he was back to the age of 17, a substitute goalkeeper at Luneng Football School who was given up due to a knee injury. Everyone said that the child was finished. Only Chen Mo himself knew that he had in his mind the evolution of football tactics, training science and the growth trajectory of hundreds of players in the next fifteen years. Not feeling well? Then stop kicking. He turned around and took the exam for his coaching certificate. Seventeen years old, with no professional resume, he walked into the locker room of a group of players older than him. No one obeyed him. The rules and regulations of the Football Association, the factional strife of the club, the barriers of authority of the old coach, and the contemptuous looks of the players - they all came over. "You are a little kid who has never even played in a professional game. Why are you teaching us?" Chen Mo smiled: "I know that if you keep practicing like this, your knee will be useless next year." A young coach fought his way out of the worst quagmire of Chinese football. From being an intern coach at Luneng Football School, to Chinese Second Division, Chinese First Division, Chinese Super League, and then to the five major European leagues. From being ridiculed as a "baby coach", to becoming the technical director of the national team, to becoming a world-famous coach. What he changed was not just the tactical board, but also the fate of the entire Chinese football. This is a story about "knowledge is power". It is also a story about "rebirth without playing football, but still being a football king".