Zhejiang Foreign Player, Wang Xuehong, has retired from the Chinese Taipei national football team due to injury during their recent match against Japan. The player had been playing for Zhejiang FC in China's top-tier league, and was expected to make his debut for the national team next month.

Wang Xuehong is a versatile player who can play as a striker or midfielder. He scored 11 goals in the league last season and played a key role in helping his team win promotion to the Chinese Super League. However, injuries have prevented him from fully participating in matches this year.

The news of Wang Xuehong's retirement comes just weeks after he was called up by the Chinese Taipei national team for their upcoming friendly against Vietnam. The 29-year-old will be eligible for selection at the senior level once he recovers from his injury.

Wang Xuehong's retirement highlights the importance of regular training and recovery for players like him. It also underscores the need for more support for injured players, especially those who may not receive the same level of attention as other athletes on the field.