Kim Min-jae's replacement for "Can't play", "Crazy Provisional Rights" Park Jin-seop is perfect!

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South Korea's national soccer team (FIFA ranking 23rd), led by Jürgen Klinsmann, will play Jordan (FIFA ranking 87th) in the semifinals of the 2023 Asian Cup at Ahmed bin Ali Stadium in Alayyan, Qatar, at 6 p.m. on the 6th (local time). South Korea advanced to the semifinals by defeating Australia after extra time, and Jordan advanced to the semifinals for the first time in history by catching Tajikistan.
Kim Min-jae cannot come out. In the extra time of the second half, Kim Min-jae was warned. Jordan Bose, who was tackled by Kim Min-jae, fell and held the ball with his hand and refused to give it away. Kim Min-jae quickly took the ball away. However, when the referee saw this, he took out a warning. Kim Min-jae, who had a warning in the previous game, cannot appear in the match against Jordan due to cumulative disciplinary action. 토토사이트
Coach Klinsmann expressed concern. When he talked about Kim at a press conference against Australia, he said, "It's sad. It's sad. Kim Min-jae himself is probably the most sad. He is playing well in the back, but there is an alternative. I think it's very sad for the player himself and the team that Kim Min-jae can't play."
We need to find an alternative immediately. Kim Young-kwon and Jung Seung-hyun are the most likely candidates. They even worked together at Ulsan HDC and played the most under Coach Klinsmann. However, Kim was quite exhausted due to consecutive extended periods. During the mixed zone interview against Australia, he said, "I'm so tired. I'm sorry," refusing interview requests from reporters with both hands.
If Kim Young-kwon is not in a normal state, his worries will worsen. There are Kim Joo-sung and Kim Ji-soo, who are classified as center backs, but Kim Joo-sung was often excluded from the list, and Kim Ji-soo was born in 2004 and is very young and inexperienced as a starter. Coach Klinsmann will be fiddling with the card to appoint Park Jin-seop as a center back. "If I were to tell you right away, I would come out because of Jung Seung-hyun, and there may be an anomaly in using Park Jin-seop as a defensive midfielder," Klinsmann once said.
Born in 1995, Park Jin-seop played for Daejeon Korail in 2017 (currently K3 League) and started his professional career by joining the Ansan Greeners in 2018. He received good reviews for being able to play both center back and defensive midfielder and having physical and pass capability. He went to Daejeon Hana Citizen in 2020 and increased his value. He has played for Jeonbuk Hyundai since 2022. He was the core of Jeonbuk, the strongest team in the K-League.
He displayed stability while taking charge of the back in a combative fashion, and drew attention through accurate and sharp passes even in the build-up situation. He also displayed impressive forward performance and presence of set piece. In recognition of his performance, he was listed on the 2022 K-League 1 Best Eleven. Last season, he played the role of trust man in the back of Jeonbuk by moving back and forth between center back and defensive midfielder.
He did not receive attention when he was young and began to blossom in earnest until his late 20s. He had no connection with the best player in the league or the national team, and he lost in succession to the Gimcheon Sangmu. Then, he was selected as a wild card for the Asian Games and wore the national flag for the first time. Park Jin-seop was the best at the Asian Games. He showed solid performance while taking charge of defense with Lee Han-beom. As a leader, he led the back and motivated younger players to make an outstanding contribution to the Asian Games gold medal. Analysts say that Park Jin-seop was the most decisive player in the team, even though Jung Woo-young, Cho Young-wook and Um Won-sang scored a lot of goals.
Park Jin-seop, who solved military problems by winning a gold medal, returned to Jeonbuk and continued his performance. Rumors emerged that he was selected for the A national team, and coach Klinsmann made his A national team debut. He was also on the Asian Cup list, but he did not play many matches. He mainly played as a substitute, but he showed great stability every time he came out. He alternately played as a center back and a midfielder, but he was overwhelmed in competition.
In particular, at the end of the match against Australia, he blocked every time his opponent put in a long pass. Australia, which lacked one player due to the exit, tried to take a shot, but Park Jin-seop repeatedly blocked it. Even if Australia was weak and Seung-gi came to Korea, Park Jin-seop once again showed his ability. Park Jin-seop seems to be able to replace Kim Min-jae in the match against Jordan because he showed enough ability to start.
If he plays against Jordan instead of Kim Min-jae and leads to the final, another page will be written in Park Jin-seop's story of atmospheric chronicity.