‘Change’ from the striker to the side defender… Ulsan Hyundai High School Kim Min -chan “Please look forward to the second Seol Young -woo” (SS site)
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input2025-07-15 10:50:00
(Sports Seoul | Cheonan = Park Joon-bum) Ulsan HD U-18 (Hyundai High School) Kim Min-chan (17) is on the path of successful position change.
Kim Min-chan was replaced in the second leg of the group stage with the Pohang U18 (Pohang Steel) with the 2025 GROUND.NK League U18 & 17 Championship held at the Cheonan Football Center’s 3rd Stadium. In the first leg, Ulsan, which was 2-2 in Bucheon and 2-2, was ranked second in Group D.
After the game, Kim Min -chan said, “The east coast Derby was held at the Championship, and I knew how important the game as an Ulsan Youth, and I think it is good for all brothers, colleagues and juniors to risk their lives and win.”
Kim Min -chan’s main position is attacker. However, with the proposal of Ulsan U-18 Lee Seung-hyun, he changed his position to side defender. In this competition, I decided to take a central defender. Of course, I was not immediately convicted of position turning.
Kim Min -chan said, “I wanted to score a goal, so I didn’t want to do side defenders.
Naturally, we have no choice but to find the side defender video. Kim Min -chan said, “I watched the Theo Hernandez (Al Hilal) and Lee Myung -jae (Daejeon Hana Citizen). I want to learn the way to push theo’s low and physical, and Lee Myung -jae is trying to learn the exact crossquarters and defense.
The central defender is also being tested. Kim Min -chan said, “There are many parts that need to cope with the central defender more smarter than side defenders. There is certainly that you can’t win the heading competition with the tall players.
The 2025 Youth Championship. He is more intense and earnest than any competition. Kim Min-chan said, “It is a competition with pride and is more eager.” “I think that the team that wins is the best team because there are more K-League youths than other competitions. I want to win the U-17 and U-18.” Beom2@sportsseoul.com
