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[인사이트] Reporter Ham Chul-min = It is reported that Lee Seung-woo wants Spain as his next destination.
On the 26th (local time), Spain’s ‘Sport’ reported, “Lee Seung-woo recently terminated his contract with Sint-Trwiden. Love calls have come from various places, but he wants to return to Spain.”
Lee Seung-woo, who was once the future of Barcelona, was a promising prospect that received local evaluations that he would become the successor of Lionel Messi.
However, his skills began to decline as he was suspended for a year for violating the youth recruitment rules.
Lee Seung-woo during Barcelona youth / GettyimagesKorea
In the summer of 2017, he moved to Italy’s Serie A Hellas Verona, but after scoring two goals in 43 matches, he moved to Sint-Trwiden, Belgium in 2019 to build a new nest.
Lee Seung-woo, who played two seasons after joining the club, scored two league goals in the following season, but was treated outside of tactics after Peter Maes took over as manager.
He moved to Portugal on loan during the season in February, but returned to Sint-Trwiden without leaving a significant mark here.
Lee Seung-woo, who had been humiliated in strict ignorance, recently terminated his contract by mutual agreement.
Seungwoo Lee posted on Instagram, “Recognize that you have great potential. But if you stay in the wrong place, you may not shine.” / Instagram ‘seungwoolee’
According to the Sport report, love calls are pouring in from Germany, Switzerland, and Korea to Seung-woo Lee, who has become a free agent (FA), and reports have come out that he is also targeting Lee Seung-woo in Hanoi, Vietnam.
However, it is reported that Lee Seung-woo is not interested in these teams.
Sport said, “Lee Seung-woo received offers from Germany, Switzerland and Korea, but his wish is to return to Spain, just like he played at La Masia. He wants to return to the place where he grew up.”
However, it is said that the Spanish teams are not interested in Lee Seung-woo. It’s because Lee Seung-woo hasn’t shown anything in the past few years. Lee Seung-woo, who was once called ‘Korean Messi’, had a difficult moment of choice.
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