In terms of data, Lu Yang is the strongest in the entire team, bar none.
Positionally, he plays as a defensive midfielder.
As everyone knows, defensive positions typically yield captains.
This is because team defense requires direction, and the captain's prestige aids in providing such direction. The same applies to midfield captains.
Conversely, offensive positions rarely produce captains. This is because offensive roles naturally involve seizing opportunities and often require self-reflection and self-discipline.
If an offensive player becomes the captain, they might unknowingly drift into a domineering playstyle.
After all, a captain carries extra prestige. When an offensive player requests the ball, it has a different impact than when a captain requests the ball.
The former does not affect a midfielder's judgment on opportunities, but the latter does.
Lastly, let's discuss on-field performance.
Lu Yang's movement on the field is unmatched.
