Zhai Qingwei

Zhai Qingwei is a key player for Jiangsu Suning in the Chinese Women’s Super League (CWSL), operating effectively as a right wing-back. At 29, she brings experience and tactical intelligence to her position, which is characterized by robustness and precision rather than flashy attacking displays. Though her goal-scoring and assist stats this season remain at zero, her contributions to the team are evident in her progressive play and defensive solidity. In 16 appearances totaling 1,034 minutes, Zhai has demonstrated her ability to advance the ball significantly, with an average progressive carrying distance of 89.49 meters and a progressive passing distance of 277.65 meters per 90 minutes. These metrics underscore her role as a crucial transition player, turning defense into attack efficiently.

Zhai's defensive prowess is a defining feature of her game, with her possession-adjusted interceptions standing at an impressive 11.27 per 90 minutes. Her ability to read the game and intercept the ball makes her a formidable figure in breaking down opposition plays. Complementing this are her 6.44 possession-adjusted challenges per 90, showcasing her willingness to engage and disrupt the opposition. With a challenge success rate of 54%, she balances aggression with accuracy, contributing significantly to Jiangsu Suning's defensive stability. Ranked third in playmaking among her peers, Zhai Qingwei remains a valuable asset to her team, emphasizing her role as not just a defender but also a key Progressor. Her estimated transfer value of €117K reflects both her current impact and potential to influence games at a high level.