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Yang Min-hyuk (19, Tottenham), who received attention for his 'K-League Divinity', is likely not to wear the Tottenham Hotspur uniform in the new season.
Director Thomas Frank is not even paying attention at all. The only way to maintain performance is to leave on loan again.
Spurs Web, which is in charge of Tottenham's news, reported on the 22nd (Korea time) that Tottenham is completing its full strength in the new season under the leadership of head coach Frank'However, it is highly likely that the three players who failed to play in the first pre-season match against Reading will be sent on loan to gain experience in playing.
One of the 'three non-committed players mentioned here is Yang Min-hyuk.
Frank, a master of player development who raised Brian Mbommo as the league's best striker during his time at Brentford, was considered a "new hope" for Tottenham's promising players in their late teens and early 20s. Yang Min-hyuk was also expected to make his EPL debut under Frank's guidance.
However, Frank only used players who had already been proven to some extent, such as Mikey Moore (18) and Lucas Veribal (19) in the game against Reading. George Abbott (20) and Ashley Phillips (20) were in the entry, including Yang Min-hyuk, but failed to step on the pitch in the end.
In the end, this means that Yang Min-hyuk did not get into Frank's tactical plan. Although it is a short time, it can be said that it did not receive much attention during the pre-season training process.
It could be another ordeal and a new opportunity for Yang Min-hyuk. Yang Min-hyuk has yet to make the EPL stage after joining Tottenham in January. At that time, coach Enze Postecoglou undervalued Yang Min-hyuk considerably. Shortly after Yang joined the team, Postecoglou said, `Yang is not ready to play in the Premier League yet. "I am from a league that is inferior to the level of the Premier League, and I have no plans to use Yang Min-hyuk right now."
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In the end, Yang Min-hyuk was loaned to the Queens Park Rangers (QPR) in the Championship (second division). Yang Min-hyuk, who played in 14 games in QPR, showed his potential by scoring two goals and one assist even though it was a short time. If Postecoglou had remained at Tottenham, he might have had a chance to play in the EPL.
However, with Postecoglou replaced, Frank newly appointed, Yang Min-hyuk's development plan seems to have returned to square one.
But it's too early to be disappointed. As he is still young, he could return to Tottenham and take a spot if he shows his skills properly in his second loan team. In the end, everything is up to Yang Min-hyuk himself.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
