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23 Eun-Sung Choi South Korea 05/04/1971
1 Sun-tae Kwoun South Korea 11/09/1984
21 Bum-soo Lee South Korea 10/12/1990
Defender
5 In-hwan Jung South Korea 15/12/1986
13 Jae-hoan Kim South Korea 27/05/1988
39 Kang-Min Kim South Korea 17/07/1992
34 Nam-Geol Kim South Korea 06/01/1988
4 Sang-sik Kim South Korea 17/12/1976
26 Young-chan Kim South Korea 04/09/1993
27 Kyung-won Kwon South Korea 31/01/1992
25 Young-Jin Kwon South Korea 23/01/1991
6 Jae-myung Lee South Korea 25/07/1991
22 Kyu-ro Lee South Korea 20/08/1988
17 You-hwan Lim South Korea 02/12/1983
37 Kyung-Joo Mo South Korea 14/08/1991
35 Jin-Yong Mun South Korea 14/12/1991
19 Won-jae Park South Korea 28/05/1984
18 Alex Wilkinson Australia 13/08/1984
Midfielder
8 Eninho Brazil 16/05/1981
2 Kwang-Hwan Jeon South Korea 29/07/1982
15 Hyuk Jeong South Korea 21/05/1986
41 Kyong-Won Kang South Korea 20/04/1992
14 Jung-Woo Kim South Korea 09/05/1982
29 Woo-Chul Kim South Korea 04/07/1989
36 Soon-Yong Kwon South Korea 24/12/1990
11 Seung-ki Lee South Korea 02/06/1988
10 Leonardo Brazil 22/09/1986
30 Hee-Do Park South Korea 20/03/1986
24 Se-jik Park South Korea 25/05/1989
7 Sang-min Seo South Korea 25/07/1986
Forward
38 Jae-Won Jung South Korea 16/08/1993
16 Sin-Young Kim South Korea 16/06/1983
20 Dong-gook Lee South Korea 29/04/1979
9 Kevin Oris Belgium 06/12/1984
33 Je-heon Song South Korea 17/07/1986
40 Dong-Gyu Yoon South Korea 19/12/1989
Manager
Fabio Lefundes Brazil 25/08/1972
Ass. Manager
Sang-sik Kim South Korea 17/12/1976

Jeonbuk FC

Jeonbuk FC
Jeonbuk FC
Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors Football Club
 
Country: South Korea
Founded: 1993
stadium: World Cup Stadium
Homepage: www.hyundai-motorsfc.com
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Team News

Substitute Moudu Barrow scored a late winner as Jeonbuk Hyundai ended Gamba Osaka's hopes of qualifying for the last-16 phase of the Asian Champions League with a 2-1 win in their last group match on Saturday....
Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors outclassed Shanghai SIPG with a 2-0 victory in the Asian Champions League on Friday, a result that helped the two-time champions from South Korea bow out of the competition with some of their pride intact....
Veteran South Korean striker Lee Dong-gook, the record goalscorer in both the K-League and the Asian Champions League, blew the whistle on his 23-year career Monday, announcing he will retire after the season finale this weekend....
The towering stands of the 42,477-capacity Jeonju World Cup Stadium stood empty on Friday as South Korea opened football's post-coronavirus era without fans, but with an unprecedented international TV audience....
Sydney FC ended a three-game goal drought but failed to secure a first home AFC Champions League win in four years Wednesday as 10-man Jeonbuk Motors snatched a dramatic 2-2 draw....
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