K League 1’s Um Ji-sung (21-Gwangju FC) has been praised for being better than the main players of Celtic (Scotland), ranked 53rd in the UEFA club rankings.
On Aug. 1 (KST), Daniel Emery (Great Britain) said, “There are rumors of Uzisung being a target for Celtic this summer,” and claimed that he could be an upgrade on Sead Hakshabanovic (24-Montenegro).
Emery manages Norwich City in the English second tier, according to the British outlet Snack Media. Hakshabanovic has been given the number nine shirt for Celtic’s 2023-24 squad. The transfer window for the ninth-placed Scottish club closes on September 1.
Hakshabanovic led the Swedish top flight in assists in the 2020 season, ranked 21st in Europe. He joined Celtic in August 2022 from Rubin Kazan (Russia) for a fee of €2.5 million.
Last season, Hakshabanovic had five goals and two assists in 22 regular-season games in the Scottish top flight. However, in four final round games – 67 minutes – he had no points. He was also without a goal in six UEFA Champions League games – 226 minutes.
Emery said: “Thompson will give us more strength in possession. He can outperform Hakshabanovic at Celtic based on his superiority in terms of goal contribution from the flanks.” The two players have a similarity in that their main position is left wing, but they can also play right wing and attacking midfield.
Uhm won the K League 2 Young Player Award (Under-23 MVP) in the 2022 season. His 2.41 free kicks per 90 minutes ranked fourth in the 2023 K League 1 with over 1000 minutes played, according to the official data from the Korea Football Association. If you exclude foreigners, he is second.
Emery compared Thomson’s 5.5 contested possessions per 2023 K League 1 game with a 50 percent chance of winning the ball, including aerial contests, to Hakshabanovic’s 1.9 contested possessions per game and 40 percent chance of winning the ball in the Scottish top flight.바카라사이트
In May of this year, Thumb was compared to Jack Grealish (28-Manchester City), the most expensive English transfer ever, in a report by a video scout from the academy of Dutch Eredivisie club PSV. The Netherlands is ranked fifth in the Eredivisie and PSV is ranked 41st in the European Club Rankings.
At the 2019 FIFA U-17 World Cup, he scored one goal and provided one assist to help South Korea reach the quarterfinals. He made his A-match debut in January 2022 against Iceland in a neutral site trial, scoring the game-winning goal in a 5-1 win.