Wu Lei: Japanese and South Korean teams can adapt to the pace of strong teams better, but they still lack physical strength if they want to go further.

According to Migu Video, Shanghai Harbour player Wu Lei, while serving as a commentator for the World Cup final, said: "The Japanese and South Korean teams are able to adapt to the rhythm of strong teams relatively well, but if they want to go further, they are still somewhat lacking in terms of physical strength."

Zhan Jun: "Asian teams have had mixed performances in the World Cup group stage. Overall, they don't seem as outstanding as they were in 2022. What are your thoughts on the future prospects of Asian teams in the World Cup finals?"

Wu Lei: "Through this World Cup, I can really feel that Asian teams are not as good as European teams and other world-class teams. I think there is a gap in rhythm and physical strength. Teams like Japan and South Korea have a lot of players playing in Europe, so I think these two teams can adapt to the rhythm better. But if they want to go further, they are still a bit lacking in physical strength."