Nam Tae-hee, the oldest member of Jeju SK, was not comfortable even with his first win.
Jeju won 1-0 in the 16th round of 'Hana One Q K League 1 2025' against Suwon FC at 7:30 p.m. on the 27th at Suwon Stadium. With this victory, Jeju, which won after seven games, pushed Suwon to 10th place by one point.
Jeju veteran Nam Tae-hee, who met after the game, did not express the joy of his first away win. It is probably because Jeju's ranking is not yet satisfactory, although it won its first away victory. Nam Tae-hee said "It was a more desperate game for all of us. So I was able to win. It's my first away win, so I'm happy, but I have to prepare for the match against FC Seoul, which is a strong team, so I'll make sure to continue the good results"He seemed to want to continue the energy of victory.
Nam Tae-hee must have felt pressured despite the team's sluggishness. This is because the player, who is playing a role as an old player and ace, directly feels the pressure on the team's performance. He first came into the K-League in the second half of last year and had a tough time going to the subsplits. This year, we are learning and feeling a lot together from the beginning. If the players play with desperation and confidence like today, I think it's a squad that can win points, whether it's home or away. I'm continuing to emphasize that to the players."
As much as the team's performance is concerned about scoring points. It is also Jeju's concern that has continued since last season. Nam Tae-hee is also in a position that is not free from this concern. He "I feel a sense of responsibility. I feel sorry for the defenders, too. Strikers should work hard to supplement and score goals through training"He stressed the need to improve the overall scoring ability of the team."
Nam Tae-hee said, "I'm glad the team's atmosphere has rebounded a little." "I've had four consecutive losses for the first time while playing soccer," he said. The atmosphere was a little bad. He changed the atmosphere little by little with the draw in the Gimcheon Sangmu match and the Jeonbuk Hyundai match, and I think we need to make today's first away win a turning point"I am determined.
Nam Tae-hee is the oldest member of the team, but she is actually a freshman in the K-League. It is said that there is still learning. "It's not easy to play in the K-League this season," he said. The ranking is changing to one or two games. I think we need to raise the atmosphere well as the oldest. Not only me, but also senior players such as (Im) Chae-min talk a lot so that the players can have confidence without being intimidated."
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
