The two players who signed a contract with Greece’s PAOK Thessaloniki will depart for Greece through Incheon International Airport on the night of the 16th.
It has been about three weeks since the International Volleyball Federation (FIVB) issued an International Transfer Agreement (ITC) ex officio on the 29th of last month, and on the 12th, the two players left the country four days after completing an interview for issuance of work visas at the Greek Embassy in Korea. schedule has been set.
As the Greek women’s professional volleyball league started on the 9th, PAOK will play their second match of the season on the 17th. However, considering the travel time, it seems difficult for twin sisters to be put in immediately.
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The twin sisters, who were permanently disqualified from the national team in February this year after being caught up in a school violence controversy, agreed to a contract with a Greek club PAOK Thessaloniki in cooperation with a key agency when Heungkuk Life was withheld from their roster.
PAOK Club signed a contract with Jae-Young Lee on the condition of a net annual salary of 60,000 euros (about 82.5 million won) and Lee Da-young for 35,000 euros (48.1 million won).
In addition, as she was about to leave the country, Da-young Lee, along with the fact that she was married, got into a series of accusations for divorce with her husband and a controversy over abusive language.
Meanwhile, the Dodram V-League Women’s Media Day was held at the Rivera Hotel in Cheongdam-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul on the same day.
As Heungkuk Life Insurance was also summoned every time the twin sister controversy broke out, coach Park Mi-hee said about the future direction of the team, “As you know, many players are missing, and time is the most important part for us. It’s time to prepare for the season, so I personally hope that the focus will be on the current squad.”
“When the season starts, won’t interest in each of our players increase? I hope it will be like that,” he said, expressing his hopes, saying, “I don’t think my life or other leaders will ever face this kind of situation. The other players held up well.”
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