Check in the big leagues'Monster Rookie' Suwon Samsung Park Seung-soo Goes to Europe'Consider when player growth comes first'
Jul 03, 2024
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Park Seung-soo, who showed his potential on the adult stage, achieved his dream of making his K-League debut by playing as a substitute in the 26th minute of the second half in the home game of 'Hana Bank K League 2 2024' against Seongnam FC on June 22. Park Seung-soo, who was in the mood, saved his team from the brink by scoring an equalizer at home against the Ansan Greeners on the 30th of last month. Park Seung-soo, who was born on March 17, 2007, scored in the K-League after 17 years, 3 months, and 21 days. He rewrote the record for the youngest score in his K-League career. The previous record was Lee Hyun-seung (Jeonbuk), who scored on May 10, 2006, at the age of 17 years, 4 months, and 26 days.
K-League fans are excited by the emergence of a `Monster Rookie.' Fans are cheering in comparison to 2007-born Ramin Yamal, who plays for FC Barcelona. Park Seung-soo's speed, breakthrough, and creativity exceeded the level of high school students early on.
Interest in Park Seung-soo is pouring in from Europe beyond the K-League. To sum up what soccer officials say, Park Seung-soo is drawing attention from Europe early on. Even before his K-League debut, he impressed by playing as the ace of the national team by age. It is known that a team belonging to Germany's Bundesliga, one of the European big leagues, is also checking Park's movements. Park Seung-soo is also making no secret of his dream of entering Europe.
Park Seung-soo said, "Despite keen interest, it is difficult to enter Europe right now structurally. FIFA has not approved the transfer of players under the age of 18 abroad. Park Seung-soo will only be able to transfer next year when he turns 18 years old. An official from the Korea Professional Football Association explained, `As a semi-professional is actually an amateur, he can freely transfer when he turns 18.' Suwon can leave a transfer fee or buyout amount if it converts Park Seung-soo into a professional contract like Yang Min-hyuk of Gangwon FC.
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