The Greek ‘Thessaloniki PAOK’ club manager, who signed a contract with the twin sisters Lee Da-young and Lee Jae-young, frowned, causing controversy online.
On the 1st (local time), the Greek media FOS published the news of the transfer of twin sisters Lee Jae-young and Da-young Lee, who were accused of school violence, reported by the American media CNN on the 1st (local time).
The media reported a series of processes from the twin sisters’ school violence, to the truck protests by fans against Heungkuk Life’s attempts to register players, the deprivation of the national team, and the refusal to issue an international transfer agreement by the Korea Volleyball Association. Their cold reactions were also introduced in detail.
In this regard, ‘Thessaloniki PAOK’ manager Takis Floros said, “The controversy over school violence has been around for a long time, and the International Volleyball Federation has already approved the transfer of the two players. I might tell you to go.” He showed a mocking reaction.
Netizens who saw this article on the online community Theku showed sharp reactions such as “My hands are shaking” and “Wow, it’s real”.
Sisters Lee Jae-young and Da-young Lee, who had almost been frustrated with their trip to Greece due to the Korea Volleyball Association’s refusal to issue an International Transfer Agreement (ITC), were able to safely set foot on Greek soil with the help of the International Volleyball Federation.
The International Volleyball Federation issued the ITC ex officio, stating that “the punishment that twins should receive is limited to Korea.”
Left striker Jae-young Lee signed a contract with PAOK for an annual salary of 60,000 euros (about 82.6 million won), and setter Dayoung Lee signed a contract with PAOK for 35,000 euros (about 48 million won). In addition to providing a car, an interpreter, and a house, some salaries were significantly reduced, but evaluations came out that it was excellent treatment.
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