According to an official announcement from the Shanghai Football Association on August 9 (Beijing time), the final of the Tomorrow's Star Champions Cup was called off because of a typhoon. As a result, the U17 national team and Arsenal's U17 side, both finalists, will share the championship title, and no makeup match will be held. Moreover, the U17 national team secured the honors for the tournament's Best Player, Best Coach, and Best Goalkeeper.

In this edition of the Tomorrow's Star Champions Cup, the Chinese U17 men's football team achieved three consecutive wins in the group stage against Arsenal, Athletic Bilbao, and Bayer Leverkusen, and then defeated River Plate in a penalty shootout in the semifinals.
As for Arsenal U17, although they advanced as the second-place team in Group A, they eliminated Shanghai U17 in a penalty shootout in the semifinals to meet the U17 national team in the final.

Zhao Songyuan played in all four matches of the tournament, starting in two, scoring two goals and providing one assist. Against Arsenal, he scored a solo goal against four defenders and also forced an own goal. Against Bayer Leverkusen, he came off the bench and completed a goal and an assist within one minute. In the semifinal against River Plate, he held his nerve to score the first penalty in the shootout for the U17 national team, making him well-deserving of the tournament's Best Player award.

Appendix: Final Award Results of the Tournament
Champion (shared): China U17 Men's Football Team, Arsenal U17 Men's Football Team
Best Player: Zhao Songyuan (China U17 Men's Football Team)
Top Scorer (shared): Martin Oliveira (Sporting CP, 4 goals), Jayden Magma (Arsenal, 4 goals)
Best Coach: Ushima Satoshi (China U17 Men's Football Team)
Best Goalkeeper: Jiang Cheng'en (China U17 Men's Football Team)