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Bae Joon-ho, who is set to join English Championship (2nd Division) side Stoke City, 카지노사이트 is interviewed before his departure for a medical test at Incheon International Airport on Aug. 28.
Bae Jun-ho (20? Daejeon), who led South Korea to the quarterfinals of the FIFA U20 World Cup, has boarded a plane to join Stoke City in the English Championship (second division).
Bae departed for England on the morning of the 28th through Incheon International Airport. At the airport, Lee Jo-young, secretary general of Daejeon Hana Citizen, club staff and fans came to see him off.
Bae will conduct a medical test in England on the 29th, and if there are no problems, he will join the team immediately after finalizing negotiations.
Speaking to reporters before his departure, Bae said, "I'm excited, looking forward to it, and worried. Europe is a stage I've always dreamed of, so I want to do well," he said, adding, "There will be difficulties, but I will overcome them and show a lot of good things."
Bae Jun-ho, who began his professional career last year with Daejeon in the K League 2, is a versatile attacking resource who can play on the flanks and in attacking midfield. At Stoke City, Bae will reportedly be asked to play as an attacking midfielder.
Bae Joon-ho joins Stoke City.
After making 10 appearances and scoring one goal last season, 온라인카지노 Bae has made 17 appearances and scored two goals in the K League 1 this season. Thanks to his performance, he was selected for the Team K League match against Atletico Madrid during their visit to Korea last month and was praised by world-renowned coach Diego Simeone.
Bae Jun-ho's prowess was also displayed while wearing the Korean flag. Bae was given the number 10 shirt at the U20 World Cup, which ended in Argentina in June, where he played an ace role.
Despite competing in the tournament with an injury, his performance caught the attention of FIFA. In the semifinals against Italy, he received praise from his teammates after a 1-2 loss.
After showing off his skills at the K League and U20 World Cup, several clubs, including Atletico Madrid (Spain), Tottenham (England), Ajax (Netherlands), and Torino (Italy), showed interest in Bae Jun-ho.
Bae Joon-ho, who is set to move to English Championship (2nd Division) Stoke City, departs for a medical test at Incheon International Airport on Aug. 28.
The transfer was finalized as Stoke City actively pursued Bae Jun-ho. According to soccer insiders, Stoke offered Daejeon £2 million (approximately 3.3 billion won) to bring Bae to the club.
"I wanted to move to a club where I could play immediately, but Stoke actively wanted me, so I chose to go to Stoke," Bae said. "I watched a few Stoke games and got the impression that they are a good team. I think I can fit in well with the team's style if I come in quickly and adapt well. I'm aiming for more than 10 attacking points in my first season."
As his move to Stoke draws closer, Bae has also been left out of the U-22 national team roster for the Paris Olympics in September. "Due to the possibility of Bae Jun-ho leaving the country due to transfer negotiations, we have decided to remove him from the September call-up list," the Korea Football Association said in a statement.
Stoke, which was relegated from the English Premier League (EPL) in the 2016-17 season, 카지노사이트존 is seeking promotion for the first time in seven seasons. After finishing 16th last season, Stoke have two wins and two losses through four rounds this season.