Moon Sun-min and Jesse Lingard met in FC Seoul. It is a meeting of ceremonies representing the K League.
Moon Sun-min left Jeonbuk Hyundai for Seoul on the 1st. Although he was worried about moving to Seoul, where he was a rival under the name of legendary Derby, he decided to move to Kim Ki-dong's love call. The Seoul club, which actively moved, also shook Moon Sun-min's heart.
"I was in North Jeolla Province for about five years. I am very grateful for the team, which has been watching me return to the military," Moon said after the first training session at GS Champions Park in Guri on Sunday. "I was able to achieve my career high thanks to my presence in North Jeolla Province," he said. "A Seoul official came all the way to a faraway place and persuaded me. I chose a new challenge because I was motivated by that."
Meeting with Lingard is the biggest issue.
Lingard has been famous for his performance as a flute player since the days of the English Premier League. Moon is also a keen fan of ceremonies. He has raked in a number of opponents through the ceremony of the control tower. 토토사이트
"If I score a goal, Lingard will play the flute, and if I play the control tower, I think I will feel like I scored two goals, not one," Moon said. "I'm thinking that way. Since Lingard has not joined yet, I will gradually talk to him and think about it."
Coach Kim Ki-dong plans to give more roles to Moon. "I remember that he gave me difficulties when I joined the team as a changer from another team. It was threatening," Kim said. "I hope he can serve as a starter, not as a substitute. I intend to dedicate more time to him."
Moon Seon-min also targeted many offensive points.
"My personal goal is wing forward, so I want to make as many offensive points as possible," Moon said. "I want to contribute as much as possible to my team by making 10-15 goals." Moon's most offensive points in a season are 10 goals and 10 assists in 2019 when he was playing for Jeonbuk.