Lee Kang-in, The ‘Center’ of Korean Soccer

Lee Kang-in, the ‘center’ of Korean soccer… 3 goals, 1 assist in 2 consecutive matches in October

Lee Kang-in (Paris Saint-Germain) was completely reborn as a central player in the future of Korean soccer through two consecutive international matches in October.

The Korean national soccer team, led by coach Jurgen Klinsmann (Germany), scored a goal and won 6-0 in an evaluation match against Vietnam held at the Suwon World Cup Stadium in Gyeonggi-do on the 17th.

Lee Kang-in scored the team's fifth goal in the 25th minute of the second half of this game. 카지노사이트

In the 25th minute of the second half, Lee Kang-in received a pass from Son Heung-min (Tottenham) near the penalty arc and entered the penalty area with a simple dribble.

He hit a powerful left-footed shot in front of the goal, shaking the net.

When the ball hit the left goal post and hit the bottom corner of the goal, Lee Kang-in clenched his fists and roared.

Previously, Kang-in Lee took on a corner kick in the 5th minute of the first half and helped Korea score its first goal.

Lee Kang-in's sharp corner kick from the right corner stretched out like a clothesline and headed toward Kim Min-jae (Bayern Munich) in front of the goal, and the ball jumped up and hit Kim Min-jae's left shoulder and went straight into the goal post.

On this day, Lee Kang-in faithfully played his role in the attack, showing off his outstanding foot skills and accurate kick ability.

In the 34th minute of the first half, from a free kick near the right side, he aimed for the goal with a left-footed kick, but the ball crossed the Vietnamese defense wall and missed the goal by just a piece of paper.

He also created space by stirring up Vietnam's dense defense with Son Heung-min so that his fellow players could score.

Not only did he attack, but he also actively participated in defense, preventing him from conceding a goal.

Lee Kang-in even went down to the fullback position against Vietnam, which counterattacked after a tight defense, and put strong pressure on the opponent and blocked the cross.

Lee Kang-in, who recorded 1 goal and 1 assist, accumulated a whopping 4 attack points with a total of 3 goals and 1 assist in the two-game A match in October.

After appearing as a starter in the match against Tunisia on the 13th, he replaced Moon Seon-min in the 45th minute of the second half and played 90 minutes, and played full-time in the match against Vietnam.

It appears that the modifier ‘the future of Korean soccer’ has been thrown away and it has completely established itself as the ‘present of Korean soccer’.

In the match against Tunisia, he scored his debut goal in the A match and led Korea to a 4-0 win with multiple goals after being thrown out.

In this game, Lee Kang-in scored his first goal of the international match, which he knew to be unstoppable, with his patented precise left-footed shot from a free kick situation in the 10th minute of the second half.

Then, in the 12th minute of the second half, he fell while competing for the ball with the opposing defense in the penalty area, but got up immediately, stole the ball, turned around, and scored an additional goal with a left-footed shot.