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The Hangzhou Asian Games, which are scheduled to officially open on the 23rd, are only 9 days away. 

The men’s national soccer team, which starts its schedule 4 days before the official opening date, will start with a match against Kuwait on the 19th (Tuesday), then play three group matches against Thailand on the 21st (Thursday) and Bahrain on the 24th (Sunday). They will aim for consecutive Asian Games soccer gold medals.

Expectations are rising as many key players from the national team A have joined the men’s soccer team at the Hangzhou Asian Games.  바카라사이트닷컴

Song Min-gyu, Baek Seung-ho (Jeonbuk), Eom Won-sang, Seol Young-woo (Ulsan), Hong Hyun-seok (Gent), Lee Kang-in (PSG), and Jung Woo-young (Stuttgart) have joined the team.

Among the players with excellent skills, a player who has played 78 games for the national team in each age group is approaching the final age group competition. 

The main character is Cho Young-wook, who is faithfully performing his military service as a member of Gimcheon Sangmu.

Cho Young-wook, who was born in 1999 and is 24 years old this year, received his first Taegeuk flag at the age of 13 in 2013, and is about to graduate from the age group national team that has been with him for 10 years of his soccer career, including the U-24 national team for the upcoming Hangzhou Asian Games. there is.

Cho Young-wook, who started his relationship with the national team by winning his first Taegeuk mark in the 2013 Nanjing Asian Youth Games in China

played in 6 games in the competition and scored 3 goals, helping the national team win the championship. 

Three years later, in May 2016, he was selected for the U-20 national team led by coach Ahn Ik-soo (unemployed) and began playing with the age-group national team again.

He was 17 years old when he was first named to the U-20 national team. 

Although he was at an age where it would not have been strange to be selected to the U-17 national team, Cho Young-wook, who was named to the U-20 national team alongside his older brothers who were three years older, quickly adapted and proved his worth. 

Cho Young-wook, who scored 1 goal in 3 appearances in the JS Cup, which was his first match for the U-20 national team, made a great performance by scoring the winning goal in the important match against Japan in the 3rd game, and from this point on, he will become an integral member of the U-20 national team.

He gradually began to make himself known by attending all competitions in which the U-20 national team participated, including the JS Cup, Qatar Four Nations Friendly Tournament, 2016 AFC U-19 Championship, and 2016 U-19 Continental Cup, and the national team head coach changed from coach Ahn Ik-soo to coach Shin Tae-yong.

Despite being replaced by Indonesia, he was consistently named to the national team, and at the 2017 FIFA U-20 World Cup Korea, where he participated at the age of 18, he formed a sharp triangle with Baek Seung-ho and Lee Seung-woo (Suwon FC), helping the national team advance to the round of 16. I also helped.

After the 2017 U-20 World Cup, he had a busy schedule playing for both the U-20 and U-23 national teams.

In 2019, he participated in his second U-20 World Cup as a member of the U-20 national team led by coach Jeong Jeong-yong (Sangmu Gimcheon).

Participated in all matches, including the final. 

Cho Young-wook served as the national team’s starting striker, scoring 2 goals in 7 games and finishing as runner-up in the World Cup, signaling his farewell to the U-20 national team where he played for 4 years.

Afterwards, in 2019, he joined the U-23 national team under coach Kim Hak-beom and continued his association with the national team by age group, but was disappointed when he was not selected for the final roster of the men’s soccer team for the 2021 Tokyo Olympics held in Tokyo, Japan. 

Cho Young-wook, who smiled bitterly after failing to make the long-awaited Olympic team, is now facing the Asian Games, the final age-group competition.

The Hangzhou Games, which were confirmed to be held in 2022, were postponed for a year due to the spread of the coronavirus in China, and unlike the last Asian Games, where only 23-year-old national teams could participate

this tournament will allow players under 24 years of age to participate, so players must be 24 years old. Cho Young-wook, who has entered the 2018 season, was able to seize the last opportunity to compete.

Cho Young-wook, who scored 34 goals in 78 games for each age group, starting with the U-14 national team and ending with the U-24 national team, is expressing his determination to achieve great results in the last age group competition. 

Jo Young-wook said, “I am preparing well ahead of the Asian Games.

This is my last time as a representative of my age group. I want to achieve great results, and personally, my confidence is high because my team has good pace.

I am well aware of the evaluation that the offensive line lacks weight.

I will try to fight as a team rather than with individual abilities,” he said, strengthening his resolve.

As he approaches his last age group competition, Cho Young-wook’s toes are very sharp. After briefly leaving his first professional debut team, FC Seoul, to serve in the military, he now plays for Gimcheon Sangmu and is dominating the K League 2 stage. Cho Young-wook, who is having a career-high season since his debut, has appeared in 28 games this season and has 13 goals and 5 assists, ranking second in individual scoring.

Cho Young-wook, who boasts a keen sense of scoring, is expected to be at the forefront of setting a record of three consecutive wins. In addition, he can take advantage of the military exemption that can be obtained by winning the Asian Games, and attention is being paid to whether he can follow the example of Hwang In-beom (Zvezda), who was serving as a volunteer police officer at the 2018 Jakarta-Palembang Games.

Cho Young-wook, who has made a name for himself by playing on the age group national team for over 10 years from a young age, is finally approaching his final age group competition. Can Cho Young-wook win the Asian Games for the third time in a row with his fierce performance in the last competition? Pay attention to his toes.