The latest European transfer market news is more interesting than ever. This is because Korean overseas players who have proven their skills in Europe, such as Kim Min-jae (Naples), Lee Kang-in (Mallorca), and Hwang In-beom (Olympiacos), are receiving love calls from all over the place.
Kim Min-jae, who took the lead in Napoli’s recapture of Serie A for the first time in 33 years this season, is making headlines in European soccer media every day.
Local media reported that Manchester United (England) put up 50 million euros (approximately 81 billion won) to recruit Kim Min-jae, and even Newcastle United (England) entered the scouting competition.
Italian media are very interested in whether Kim Min-jae, who was evaluated as one of the best defenders in the league this season, will leave Serie A, and English media are also continuously pouring out articles related to Kim Min-jae’s entry into the EPL. In particular, since Man Utd is a team with a thick fan base and a lot of interest, rumors of Kim Min-jae’s transfer are also being dealt with heavily every day.
Lee Kang-in is also attracting attention from various countries. Lee Kang-in, who grew further before and after the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, attracted the attention of European scouts early on.
Including Atletico Madrid in the same league, Aston Villa, Tottenham Hotspur, Brighton (above England) and Napoli (Italy) are considering signing Lee Kang-in. There are so many interested teams, so there are a lot of related articles.
The Spanish media ‘Estadio Deportivo’ said, “You should hurry up and buy a Mallorca jersey with Lee Kang-in’s name engraved on it” and made his transfer a fait accompli.
Hwang In-beom, who had a successful season in Greece, is also heating up the transfer market. With news that he is already linked with Inter Milan (Italy), Rangers (Scotland) have also officially expressed interest.
The Scottish media ‘Rangers News’ said, “The club’s scout recognized the value of Hwang In-beom and constantly dispatched officials to watch him. They all gave high scores.” pointed out
Not only the Europeans but also the K-League were caught on the radar of the European transfer market. K League 2 Seongnam FC announced on the 17th that “Brentford has officially conveyed their intention to recruit Kim Ji-soo.”
Brentford sent an official offer, including a buyout (minimum transferable amount) of 700,000 dollars (approximately 930 million won) and a cell-on clause set by Seongnam to recruit Kim Ji-soo.
Since Brentford suggested a buyout,카지노사이트 whether or not to transfer depended on Kim Ji-soo’s choice. If Kim Ji-soo wants a new challenge, Seongnam cannot catch him.
Kim Ji-soo is currently ahead of the 2023 FIFA U20 World Cup in Argentina, and it is expected that negotiations regarding transfer will proceed after the tournament.