Seon-Hong Hwang, ranked 3rd in market value of the U23 Asian Cup squad 1st place is Uzbekistan

Players of the under-23 (U23) national soccer team are taking a commemorative photo during the 2024 Asian Football Confederation (AFC) U23 Asian Cup Group B first round match against UAE held at Abdullah bin Khalifa Stadium in Doha, Qatar, on the 17th (Korean time). 

The market value of 'Hwang Seon-hong-ho', who is participating in the 2024 Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Under-23 (U23) Asian Cup, which also serves as the final qualifier for the 2024 Paris Olympic men's soccer Asian region, was ranked 3rd among the 16 participating countries.

On the 19th, Japanese media 'Football Channel' ranked the market value of the players of the 16 teams participating in this tournament, citing 'Transfer Market', a site specializing in the transfer market.

Korea ranked third with 9.68 million euros (about 14.3 billion won). ‘Football Channel’ explained that the reason for Korea’s low ranking was “because relatively high-value European players such as Yang Hyun-jun (Celtic), Kim Ji-soo (Brentford), and Bae Jun-ho (Stoke) were unable to join.” 스포츠 토토사이트

Among the Korean players, the player with the highest individual market value in the transfer market is Jeong Sang-bin (Minnesota), who plays in the U.S. Major League Soccer (MLS), and is worth 2.5 million euros (about 3.7 billion won). Jeong Sang-bin is the only player in the current squad worth more than 1 million euros (about 1.5 billion won).

‘Football Channel’ also noted that Lee Young-jun (Gimcheon), who scored the winning goal in the first match of the group stage against the United Arab Emirates (UAE), is worth only 250,000 euros (about 300 million won).

The media said, “Lee Young-jun, a 190cm tall striker, is likely to see his value jump significantly following this tournament.”

First place was taken by Uzbekistan with 17.35 million euros (about 25.6 billion won).

In Uzbekistan, Avosbek Paizraev (CSKA Moscow), the main player of the A national team and active in the Russian Premier League, is worth 5 million euros (approximately 7.4 billion won), and Zasurbek Djalolidinov (approximately 7.4 billion won), who is receiving love calls from European clubs. Nefti) was high at 700,000 euros (about 1.1 billion won).

Japan, Korea's rival and opponent in the final group match, is in second place with 12.6 million euros (about 18.5 billion won). Although there are no players in the Japanese squad whose value is very high, most of them are in the starting category in the J-League, so their value is evenly high. Among the Japanese players, Masaki Hosoya (Kashiwa Reysol) earned the highest at 1.6 million euros (about 2.4 billion won), and three other players exceeded 1 million euros (about 1.5 billion won). China, which faces Korea on the 19th, ranked 8th overall with 3.05 million euros (about 4.4 billion won). 한국야동