The person in charge, come out! Did you get hot? What a Japanese message to Yoon Do-young's rental announcement. Brighton made an unacceptable mistake
Jul 17, 2025
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The English Premier League (EPL) Brighton club has been angered by Korean soccer fans for its ridiculous handling. Yoon Do-young (19), a promising player of the team and the 「Hope of Korean Football」, posted a post in Japanese when he announced the transfer news. It seems that Yoon Do-young's nationality was mistaken for Japan. It is an unacceptable mistake.
The Brighton club announced on its official SNS on the 17th (Korea time) that Yoon Do-young will transfer to Excelsior Rotterdam in the Eredivisie League in the Netherlands on loan. After graduating from high school last year, Yoon Do-young made her professional debut with the K League 1 Daejeon Hana Citizen. Yoon Do-young, who scored one goal and three assists in 19 K League games in the 2024 season, appeared in 12 games in the 2025 season and had one assist.
Then, he signed a five-year contract with Brighton in March, becoming the 19th Korean player ever to sign with the EPL.
However, instead of joining Brighton immediately, Yoon Do-young will play for Excelsior on loan for a season and adapt to the European stage. Brighton made the loan decision to guarantee Yoon Do-young time to play and drive growth. It's not a bad decision for Yoon Do-young.
Moreover, Excelsior is a fairly prestigious club in Eredivisie, Netherlands. It was relegated to the second division and then promoted to the first division again this season. This means that Yoon Do-young will play in the Dutch first division. It is a good opportunity to gain experience in the game.
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However, there was an incident that poured cold water on such a friendly atmosphere. He announced the news of Yoon Do-young's lease transfer in Japanese, perhaps due to the mistake of the Brighton club's SNS management manager. It is a serious mistake that Yoon Do-young can be perceived as a Japanese player by overseas fans.
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This article was translated by Naver AI translator.