U-20 World Cup protagonists “recognition has changed”…Kim Ji-soo is close to EPL
The players who helped South Korea reach the quarterfinals of the Under-20 World Cup share their thoughts on the tournament. Kim Ji-soo, who led a solid defense at the World Cup, traveled to London to prepare for the English Premier League. The main players of the U-20 World Cup’s fourth-place team, who are about to return to their K League clubs, were underestimated as the “valley generation” before the tournament, but are now experiencing their increased popularity. “I was thinking that there wasn’t much recognition, but I was surprised to see so many reporters and fans at the airport when I returned Captain Lee Seung-won, who won the ‘Bronze Ball’ with 3 goals and 4 assists, more 카지노 offensive points than Lee Kang-in four years ago, and Bae Joon-ho, who created PK goal opportunities. “If you don’t give me 50%, I’ll give you about 20%, and I’ll buy you a meal.” “I didn’t think they would cut it down to 20%, but I’ll pay for something expensive.” The young Taeguk Warriors were inspired to dream bigger when they watched the A-match against El Salvador. “I learned a lot from watching Hwang Eui-jo play like him, and I want to be a player with color “Because my final goal is to be in the A national team Kim Ji-soo, who is being eyed as a ‘center back’ to succeed Kim Min-jae, boarded a plane to London to sign a contract with Brentford of the English Premier League. Once he completes his medical and signs the contract, he will become the 15th Korean Premier League player in history. Kim expressed his desire to play in the opening game against Tottenham next season. “It’s Tottenham again, so there will be a lot of attention, but of course it won’t be easy, but I will try to play as much as possible.”