K-League 14 goals, foreigners eventually sold to China Yang Minhyuk and the best prospect
Jul 07, 2025
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On the 6th, Zhejiang announced the recruitment of Yago on its official SNS. Zhejiang decided to sign Yago on loan after agreement with Ulsan and the player himself. He explained, 'I'm going to wear my number 27 and fight for the save'
Yago, born in 1999, started his career in the Brazilian league in the 2020 season and immediately moved to the Portuguese third division. Yago, who showed promise in Portugal's first division Portimonense, joined Gangwon FC in the summer of 2023 and challenged the K-League. Yago's debut season was disappointing. While starting and replacing, he did not perform as well as expected with two goals and two assists in 12 games.
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After moving to Ulsan, Yago's performance declined again. The record was easy with four goals and one assist in 12 games, but the contents inside the stadium were disastrous. He missed too many decisive opportunities and failed to show the destructive power Ulsan had expected. Yago has been a headache again this season. It was a headache for the team because they were completely behind in the main competition.
In the end, Yago only played for half a season in Gangwon-do and left the K-League for a while. The K-League's overall record for two years is 14 goals and 3 assists in 46 games. Zhejiang needed a striker who could help Wang Dong, China's Yang Min-hyuk. Zhejiang, who was born in 2006, ranked 10th in the league despite showing the highest scoring ability in the royal league, needed a new scoring source for better performance in the second half. Ulsan, which is trying to clean up Yago, decided to embrace Yago because of its interests.
Since Yago left on loan, he will return to Ulsan, but unless there is a big variable, Yago is expected to not play more in Ulsan.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
