AFC Women's Asian Cup
Currently playing her club football in Europe with Dijon FCO Feminine in France’s Premiere Ligue, the industrious midfielder has developed into a reliable presence in central midfield.
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“I always try my best to follow the coach’s instructions, complete the tasks given to me and give my best performance on the pitch. My focus is on helping the team in whatever way I can,” said the 29-year-old Wu.
Wu’s journey began with the Jiangsu Women's Football Team in China PR before expanding her horizons abroad when she made the move to Australia, signing for Canberra United FC Women for the 2022–23 season.
Wu’s journey began with the Jiangsu Women's Football Team in China PR before expanding her horizons abroad when she made the move to Australia, signing for Canberra United FC Women for the 2022–23 season.
Her steady performances opened the door to Europe in August 2023 with a move to Dijon, where she has continued to refine her game and the experience has been crucial in her development.
“Over the past four years I feel I have improved a lot as a player. I’ve been able to play regularly and that has helped me gain more experience and confidence in my game.”
“Over the past four years I feel I have improved a lot as a player. I’ve been able to play regularly and that has helped me gain more experience and confidence in my game.”
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Wu was also part of the China PR squad that lifted the title at the AFC Women’s Asian Cup India 2022™ and now believes the team’s performances are steadily improving.
“From the last match against DPR Korea, I could see that our team have been improving. We are playing better and better as a group, understanding each other more on the pitch and showing more confidence in our style of play,” added Wu.
“On my part, I always challenge myself to keep improving and to take more responsibility in the team.”
“From the last match against DPR Korea, I could see that our team have been improving. We are playing better and better as a group, understanding each other more on the pitch and showing more confidence in our style of play,” added Wu.
“On my part, I always challenge myself to keep improving and to take more responsibility in the team.”
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