The Jeonnam Dragons have declared their intention to challenge the top flight by signing a proven resource.
The Jeonnam Dragons (hereinafter referred to as Jeonnam) announced that they signed goalkeeper Ahn Jun-soo from Busan I-Park at 2 p.m. on March 23.
According to the club, the 187cm 78kg Ahn Jun-soo is a goalkeeper who shows good saves with quick judgment and possesses ball control and passing ability바카라.
Ahn began his professional career in 2016 when he joined Cerezo Osaka at the age of 18, and was loaned to Kagoshima United (J3) in 2018, where he made 29 appearances and helped the team win promotion to J2. A consistent call-up to the national soccer team at every age group, Ahn was also a finalist for the 2015 U-17 World Cup in Chile, the 2017 U-20 World Cup in South Korea, and the 2020 AFC U-23 Championship in Thailand.
“I grew up watching and listening to the Jeonnam Dragons from a young age. I knew the team well, starting with the Jeonnam youth team, then Gwangyang Steel Middle School and High School. I know they were runners-up in the K1 League, and I think they are a team that can go even higher. I will do my best to contribute,” he said.
Having played against Jeon in his former team, he said, “Wow, they are really intimidating opponents.” In particular, he commented on the support of the Jeonnam fans: “As an away player, it was a very burdensome enemy. Of course, now I’m looking forward to receiving their support,” he said.
After completing his medical test, Ahn Jun-soo immediately joined the team and began working with the existing players in Jeonnam. His debut could come as early as the 25th against Gimpo FC. Gimpo FC is a mid-table team currently in sixth place in the league.
“I’m still in the stage of memorizing the names of my teammates, but I’ll do my best to adapt to the team as soon as possible so that we can become one. I will do my best to show the ‘one team’ from this week’s game,” said Ahn Jun-soo, who will play as early as the Gimpo game.