Toyama Victory seemed skeptical of Chen Binbin's potential and even left him off the competition roster. The only appearance of Chen Binbin on the stage of Toyama Victory was a task assigned by the club to distribute flyers on the street. Many fans were confused as to why they recruited him in the first place if they didn't value him. Chen Binbin's short-term loan career, if not even a minute of the opportunity to play, will become a joke in the National Football League. Recall the former Luneng center Guo Tianyu's trip to stay in the ocean, also ended in failure, the number of appearances is scarce, and ultimately returned home.
Guo Tianyu's failure to stay in Europe has caused his athleticism to plummet, and his current performance at Luneng is quite unsatisfactory. Guo Tianyu's career in Europe has become a laughing stock as his level of performance has dropped rather than risen. Now, Chen Binbin, a former international captain and a mainstay of the big guns, is struggling to get a place in Japan's third-tier league, which makes fans question the level of local players. Perhaps, Chen Binbin should take this opportunity to re-plan their career path, if in the Japanese league can not get a replacement position, may wish to consider timely return to China. In the future, if Chen Binbin can serve as a starter in a relegated team in the Chinese Super League, it is undoubtedly a smarter choice than being unknown in the J3 League.
