"Ryu Hyun-jin's transfer to Hanwha" Lee Jung-hoo also cheered in the United States, saying, "I'll do

Lee Jung-hoo (San Francisco Giants), a star representing Korean baseball, cheered from afar in the US about the possibility of "Korean Monster" Ryu Hyun-jin going to Hanwha, saying, "I will do well."
Lee Jung-hoo is sweating at Scottsdale Stadium in Arizona, where the San Francisco Giants camp is set up. Fielders and pitchers began their first joint training session together on the 20th (Korea time). Lee Jung-hoo hit the pitchers by watching them throw the ball with all their might through his first live bet.
The biggest issue in the Korean baseball community is the possibility of Ryu's return to the KBO league. Recently, Ryu's move to Hanwha is gaining momentum. "Since I have kept in touch with Ryu in the past, I have kept in touch with him even after he became the general manager," Hanwha Eagles general manager Sohn Hyuk told Star News. “We have reached an agreement and are talking in a good atmosphere.”
Next, Sohn Hyuk, the general manager, said, "I understand that the Major League offer is still in progress. I understand that there are also positive offers. We have to pick a player. We have to wait until then."
His stance has changed significantly. Until recently, the prevailing view was that Ryu would remain in the Major League. Until recently, local media in the US were also constantly linked with the San Diego Padres and Baltimore Orioles. From Hanwha's point of view, we had no choice but to wait and see Ryu's decision. However, he is gaining momentum as a consensus has recently been formed.
When asked about Ryu at the clubhouse on the day, Lee said, "I think it's your decision. Whatever decision I make, I think I will do well because I made it after careful consideration." Lee has yet to face off with Ryu. Ryu has continued his career in the Major League since Lee made his KBO league debut. After a moment of silence, Lee expressed regret by saying, "Of course."
Meanwhile, Ryu was a free agent after the end of last season, and attempted to move to the Major League last winter. After the 2019 season, Ryu signed a four-year, 80-million-dollar contract with the Toronto Blue Jays, moved to the team, and played until the 2023 season 와이즈토토