The K -League summer transfer market trend is active ‘trade’ and domestic ‘return’ rush

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(Sports Seoul | Reporter Park Jun -bum) The K -League transfer market trend is ‘trade’ and ‘return’ rush.

The summer transfer market is until 24th. With about two weeks of this, active movements were made. This summer’s unusuality is ‘trade’ and ‘return’.

First of all, Jeju SK and Daejeon Hana Citizen replaced Seo Jin -soo, born in 2000, and Shin Sang -eun, born in 1999, to one -on -one trade. The age and position are the same, but they have changed the different types of attackers who need the club.

Anderson, the hottest in the transfer market this summer, wore a FC Seoul uniform through trade. Defender Lee Si -young and striker Willian were chosen by Seoul, where many players were discussed.

Seoul is able to build a powerful attack squadrons consisting of Anderson, Lucas Silva, Climala, and Linguard. Suwon FC, which remains in the 11th place, is also planning to reverse through Willian and side defender Lee Si -young.

Anyang and K -League 2 (Part 2) were held with Busan I -Park. Anyang sent a defensive midfielder and Lee Young -jik, who played a defender, and received an attacking midfielder Lim Min -hyuk. Busan wanted a defensive midfielder, and Anyang was a traded trade with a card.

Another keyword is a domestic return. First of all, the national defender Kwon Kyung -won returned to the domestic stage in a year after moving to the Corpacan (Arab Emirates) to Suwon FC last summer. The destination is Anyang.

Anyang brought Kwon Kyung -won, who had a free agent (FA), after the contract expired with Corpacan. Kwon Kyung -won, who went through Jeonbuk Hyundai and Sangju (now Kimcheon) in the K -League, left a somewhat unusual history of wearing three civic group uniforms, including Seongnam FC and Suwon FC to Anyang.

The winning candidate Ulsan HD also ran from Ulsan to defender Jung Seung -hyun, who left for the United Arab Emirates. Jung Seung -hyun also returned to the K -League in one and a half as a national defender. He plays only in Ulsan in the K -League except for the period of military service.

Foreign striker Malcolm also returns to the K -League through Ulsan. Malcolm contributed to the promotion of Gyeongnam FC to the first part of the 2017 season, and is a ‘monster’ attacker who scored 26 goals in the first stage of the 2018 season. There is also a history of the K -League 1 and 2 points and MVP at the same time. Malcolm returns to K -League in seven years. Beom2@sportsseoul.com