An ‘emergency’ was put on the Klinsmann. Kim Seung-gyu, who has been the starting goalkeeper for the South Korean national soccer team for several years,

ruptured his knee cruciate ligament during a tournament and will no longer be able to play.

The Korea Football Association (KFA) said on the 19th, “Kim Seung-gyu ruptured his right knee cruciate ligament during training the day before,

so we decided to cancel the 2023 Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Qatar Asian Cup.

Kim Seung-gyu is scheduled to return to Korea after being discharged.” It was officially announced.

Seung-gyu Kim made his professional debut through Ulsan Hyundai (now Ulsan HD) and gained experience in the K-League before moving on to the overseas stage at Vissel Kobe in the J-League. 

Kim Seung-gyu, who briefly returned to Ulsan, returned to play for Kashiwa Reysol in 2020 and then transferred to Saudi Arabia’s Al Shabab during the 2022 season.

Kim Seung-gyu, who has accumulated more than 10 years of experience, has already become a veteran goalkeeper. 카지노사이트 백링크

He was also consistently called up to the national team. He started with the U-17 national team,

went on to the U-20 national team and the U-23 national team, then joined the A national team led by coach Hong Myung-bo at the time and made his national team debut. 

At the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil, he wore goalkeeper gloves in the final match against Belgium in the group stage and received good reviews even in defeat.

However, he did not receive many opportunities under coaches Uli Stielike and Shin Tae-yong, and suffered disappointment by losing his No. 1 spot to Jo Hyun-woo at the 2018 FIFA Russia World Cup. 

Seung-gyu Kim’s national team career took a turn after coach Paulo Bento took office. 

Coach Bento, who preferred a style of assembling attacks through passes from the back,

also asked goalkeepers to build up, and an opportunity presented itself to Seung-gyu Kim,

who was evaluated as having basic saving skills as well as better foot skills than other candidates. 

Kim Seung-gyu won Bentoho’s starting goalkeeper position after competing with Jo Hyun-woo. 

Kim Seung-gyu, who received coach Bento’s trust, consistently guarded the national team’s goal whenever international matches were held, and also started all games at the 2022 FIFA Qatar World Cup,

playing a large part in Korea’s advancement to the round of 16.