From the start of winning the FA Youth Cup 2011 with the BEC Tero Sasana team under 19 years old, followed by a dart of the Thai national team under-19 years. Enter the qualifiers for the 2012 Asian Championships in which Thailand hosts the qualifying rounds. The head coach of the 19-year-old Thai national team at that time was “Aunt Shwe” Somchai Chuayboonchum, who was the coach who started the creation.
The team of “J” Chanathip to be known by Thai football fans until now.
It must be said that in that era, Jay Chanathip was cultivating bones with the Thai national team under 19 years. Practice like you’re not the number one superstar. But it has a feature that is small and very maneuverable.
For playing 4 matches in the qualifying round of the Asian U19 Championship, “J Chanathip” scored 1 goal in the game in Thailand’s 13-0 win over Guam on Nov 5, 2011.
And that’s the starting point for all Thai football fans. including Asian fans later to know with a star named “Jay Chanathip Songkrasin”
Jay ChanathipContinues to perform well until the Thai League giants like SCG Muangthong United pulled in to join the team in 2016, as well as during the period referred to as playing excellently in both the club and the national team until the team in J League, such as Consadole Sappho, contacted to borrow to play.
December 19, 2016 is the day the team “Kilen swagger” SCG Muangthong United, the famous Toyota Thai League team, announced the release of Jay Chanathip, an important playmaker to “The Owl”. “Hokkaido Consadole Sapporo team in the J-League battle Japan’s top league with a one-and-a-half year loan contract
In the first period, or around the half of the 2017 season, Jay Chanathip had to completely adjust both on and off the field. like in the field must get to know learn new tactics new training styles including nutrition that is more professional than before While off the field, it will be in the matter of weather conditions that if hot, it will burn the skin. or winter is cold to the heart
Overall during this period, Jay Chanathip had to face a difficult test. Most off-field factors will know what to do. But with the factors on the field or in the team, I must say that it is very difficult. As you can clearly see, J hardly gets the ball from his teammates. The best playing position is the attacking midfielder. But most of the time, it will be the way Shuhei Yomoda, the team’s manager, moved to play on the left wing rather than. End of the season, playing 16 games, scoring 0 goals and 1 assist.
However, the team’s head coaching position was later changed from Shuhei Yomoda, who was reduced to an assistant. To open the way for Mihailo Petrovic to take over the team instead. as well as bringing in a new playing system, causing Jay Chanathip to adjust once more Which in the beginning was not very good, J Chanathip Petrovic called to blame often until the stage that Jay Chanathip had to be caught to practice with the reserve team
However, Jay Chanathip has shown his hard work. Makes him begin to absorb Mihailo Petrovic’s team-making philosophy until becoming the new J Chanathip who plays one-stroke more confidently, diligently calling the ball, passing the ball quickly and, most importantly, the previous blind spot, such as making Jay Chanathip’s goal was trying to find more rhythms to score goals. can be called a telescopic channel No more shuddering and flowing to friends. If you are in a better position
with better and better form The team also developed during the Mihailo Petrovic era, resulting in the team finishing fourth in the table, which is the highest ranking in the club’s history. Despite the unfortunate loss of qualifying for the AFC Champions League in 83 years since the club’s founding in 1935.
While his personal performance was clearly outstanding as J Chanathip netted eight goals and two assists, while winning the club’s Player of the Year award and making his 11th appearance. The best of the J. League in that year and in 2018, Jay Chanathip Songkrasin was awarded a permanent contract with a term of 5 years, this contract starting in February 2019.
As for Jay Chanathip, he has been playing for Konsa for four and a half years since mid-2017, with the remainder of his contract. “Northern Owl” for another 2 years, just played 100 games in the J-League last season. By playing in every field, 123 games, 15 goals, 22 assists
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