“The word ‘residual’, I’m ashamed of Jeonbuk, but…”
In a showdown with Daegu FC in the 37th round of the Hana Bank K League 1 2024 held at Jeonju World Cup Stadium on Sunday, Lee Seung-woo was substituted in the 25th minute of the second half and scored one goal and one assist. Jeonbuk also showed off its offense for the first time in a long time and beat Daegu 3-1.
Jeonbuk has secured 41 points to secure the 10th place. It avoided direct demotion, and depending on the results of round 38, it can enter the playoff as 10th place.
After being substituted on the day, Lee helped Kwon Chang-hoon score in the 40th minute of the second half, and Kim Tae-hwan passed the ball in the 44th minute of the second half to score a goal. “I am happy that I won the last home game in the league by scoring my first goal at Jeonju Castle. I am so happy because I scored my first goal (after moving to Jeonbuk). I think I will watch (score) videos a lot when I get home,” Lee said.
Lee Seung-woo joined Jeonbuk Hyundai in the summer transfer window. He is not given much time to play. “I’m not that tired. It would be great if I come to a good team and score in every game, but I have a role to play,” Lee said. “It was a time when I got used to the Jeonbuk team better than when I had a hard time. I try to follow the players and the coaching staff well so that I can adapt quickly.” 스포츠토토
Anyway, Jeonbuk has no chance of ranking ninth. Now it has to prepare for the promotion and playoffs. Lee Seung-woo survived the competition as a member of Suwon FC in the last season by playing for the promotion and PO. “It can be awkward because there are players who have won the competition with a lot of experience,” he said. “The atmosphere is important when it comes to PO. I’ll prepare well and be ashamed of the word “stay in Jeonbuk,” but I will make sure to survive.”
K-League 2 teams are waiting. Once Jeonbuk is ranked, the opponent it will encounter in the promotion and PO will also be outlined. “There is no team that wants to avoid. K-League 2 teams will feel pressured,” Lee said. “There is no team in the K-League that Jeonbuk will be afraid of. I think we just need to prepare well.”