Lee Jung-hyo's student, Kuk University, failed to debut in the first division between external and growth pain → 2nd division games
Apr 01, 2025
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Jung Ho-yeon, who played for Gwangju FC and also played in the Korean national team, moved to Minnesota in the U.S. Professional Football League (MLS) in February. Jung Ho-yeon tried to enter Europe from the past, but it didn't happen in the end, and chose to go to the U.S.
Minnesota once had a summit guest called 'K-Mbappe', so he was expected to be able to adapt quickly. Jung Ho-yeon appeared to make her debut immediately after being named on the bench against Los Angeles FC in the first round of the MLS in the 2024 season. However, Jeong Ho-yeon did not participate.
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Jeong Ho-yeon, who was removed from the roster, appeared in Minnesota's second division. Jung Ho-yeon started in the Minnesota 2nd division and Houston 2nd division games on the 31st. It was a second-tier game, but it was his first start since entering the U.S.
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It is necessary to see how this day's performance will work for Jung Ho-yeon's future. If coach Eric appreciated Jung Ho-yeon's performance in the second division, he would be given a chance to make his debut in the first division. However, it may take more time to make his debut in the first division if he played in the second division simply to adapt.
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Jung Ho-yeon is a player who grew up in Gwangju and played as a starting member of the first team in earnest under the guidance of coach Lee Jung-hyo from the 2022 season. After leading Gwangju to a league championship with a very good performance in K League 2, Jung Ho-yeon also proved his ability for two seasons in K League 1. Last year, when Hwang Sun-hong was the interim head coach, he even made his A-match debut.
Reporter Kim Dae-sik rlaeotlr2024@sportschosun.com
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.