He was actually quite impressed with Wang Shuo.
He wasn't tall, but he was fast, and his footwork was excellent.
Take that last play, for instance. After trapping the ball, he gave it a little nudge, came to a dead stop to change direction, and then instantly accelerated.
If Westman hadn't committed that decisive foul, even if he hadn't broken into the penalty area, he might have made a dangerous pass.
"This kid is dangerous. Don't let your guard down for a second!" Westman shouted.
Wang Shuo hadn't walked far and naturally heard him, shaking his head helplessly.
You had to admit, professional coaches reacted fast.
For this match, Luten was really marking him like he was Mainz's trump card.
The two center-backs, Marcelo Bodden and Mladen Kostadzic, along with Westman playing deep, formed a defensive triangle that completely smothered Wang Shuo.
The key was, all three of them were incredibly experienced.
