Mads Davidsen

Father - Global Traveller - UEFA PRO Football Coach - Owner at Optima Football - Technical / Strategic Advisor & Consultant - Author - Keynote speaker

Is there any substance to China’s football revolution?

The journalist Michael Da Silva visited me recently in Shanghai as part of his trip in China to explore the work and progression of Chinese football.

He will create a documentary on Chinese football, but started with this article down below:

https://www.dw.com/en/is-there-any-substance-to-chinas-football-revolution/a-39923711

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