Zhao Yuxin

Zhao Yuxin is a cornerstone of the Wuhan Jiangda defensive line in the Chinese Women's Super League (CWSL), where she plays as a central defender. At 27, she has established herself as a reliable presence on the field, evident from her contribution of 1676 minutes across 17 games this season. Zhao's primary role as a Ball Playing Centre-Back allows her to influence the game beyond traditional defensive metrics. Although she has yet to tally goals or assists this season, her ability to advance the ball and build play from the back is a crucial aspect of her game. With an xG per game of 0.03 and a modest 0.24 shots per game, Zhao's impact lies more in her defensive acumen and playmaking capabilities than in goal-scoring.

Her technical skills and vision are reflected in her progressive carrying and passing distances—averaging 100.64 and 334.36 respectively per game—showcasing her ability to transition play from defense to attack effectively. A tactical asset for Wuhan Jiangda, Zhao excels in intercepting the opposition, impressively managing an average of 11.27 possession-adjusted interceptions and handling 7.38 challenges per game with a success rate of 63%. These stats underscore her proficiency in disrupting opponent attacks and making crucial defensive plays. Ranked in the third tier for playmaking among her peers, Zhao's estimated transfer value stands at €90K, indicating her strong standing and potential for growth in women's football.