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Jeju SK U18, ‘International Youth Soccer Competition’ is going to Beijing … Real, confrontation with Sporting

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(MHN Choi Jun -seo intern reporter) Jeju Youth Team confronts famous foreign teams such as Real and Sporting in Beijing.

Jeju SK announced on the 12th that the team U18 left for Beijing, China, to participate in the 10th Jang Sung -bae International Youth Invitation Football Competition. The competition, organized by the Beijing Football Association, will be held in Beijing, China from 14th to 19th.

The tournament includes the Jeju U18, Real Madrid CF (Spain), Sporting CP (Portugal), AJ Oser (France), FK Tsrevena Zezda (Serbia), FC Dinamo Tbilisi (Georgia) Eight teams participate.

Jeju U18 was organized with 17 members of the team, including Yoon Dae -sung, coaching/support staff, and first -year athletes to improve the age standard and lower grades. The tournament was the second time since last year, and it was possible with the unique sincerity and effort of Jeju SK, which has been working for the development and development of youth soccer.

The Jeju Youth Team continues to produce excellent players like the Hwasu through a systematic youth development system. Currently, many players from Jeju youth teams such as Lee Dong -ryul (Incheon United), Jung Tae -wook (FC Seoul), Seo Jin -soo (Daejeon Hana Citizen) are active on the K -League stage.

In particular, Kim Joon-ha and Choi Byung-wook have been active as a U22 card in Jeju this season with intensive training groups, and have recently been selected for the U-20 national team. There are many juniors who want to knock on the pro’s doors after the seniors. In recent years, Jeju U18 goalkeepers Heo Jae -won and Moon Yuno have increased their stock prices by boarding the U17 and U16 national teams, respectively.

In addition, Jeju is striving to revitalize international exchange. Like this tournament, we are focusing on strengthening the competitiveness of young players on the international stage and expanding contact with overseas advanced leagues.

In 2016, Jeju held the K -League Asian Youth Championship Jeju 2024, co -hosted by the Korea Professional Football Federation in October last year.

In 2023, Jeju U18 participated in the first youth team under the youth team (2023 Sanix Cup International Youth Football Tournament), and the company plans to foster the next -generation soccer prospects and expand the international exchange through football.

In particular, ‘Legend’ Koo Ja -cheol is active as ‘Youth Advisor’, which draws the future of Jeju after retirement, and provides a rich European football network, and the expectation for various cooperation and collaboration synergy is increasing in the future.

Photo = Jeju SK, Korea Professional Football Federation


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