Lee Ji-sol, who settled in his hometown Suwon after turning around, said, "My house is 5 minutes away, I want to stay on this team for a long time."

Lee Ji-sol, who settled in his hometown Suwon after turning around, said, "My house is 5 minutes away, I want to stay on this team for a long time."

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Lee Ji-sol (26) of Suwon FC wants to "settle down" now.

After graduating from Eonnam High School in 2018, Lee joined Daejeon Citizen (currently Daejeon Hana Citizen) and started his professional career. He was an expected promising player. In 2019, he played as a key defender in the U-20 World Cup, helping Korea become a runner-up.

After moving to Jeju United in 2022, he became a "journey man." He joined Gangwon FC in the summer of 2023 and moved to Suwon for the first time in a year and a half, giving him a unique resume of wearing the uniforms of four different teams for five years.

Suwon is Lee's hometown. It is within walking distance from his home stadium, Suwon Sports Complex to his home in Uman-dong. "It's only five minutes away," Lee said with a smile.

Lee Ji-sol, who had a good winter training, has been selected as the main center back and is active. The striker lineup played the most decisive role in scoring no runs against the brilliant Seoul. During the U-20 World Cup, he suffered a tear in his philtrum while competing with Cho Young-wook.

"I don't think much about personal performance," Lee said. "I'm sorry and don't feel good because my team didn't win," Lee said. "I've adapted well to the team. The coach helps all players to display 100% of their skills. He is a very good coach from a player's point of view."

Lee Ji-sol had long hair and dyed her hair yellow. "I think my grandmother would come to the stadium often because I live close to home. If I dye my hair yellow, my grandmother would see me easily, so I dyed my hair," she said. "Since I'm from my hometown, I want to play for this team for a long time. I'm living a more comfortable life because I'm used to my neighborhood."

"I learned a lot. I didn't play in many games, but it was an opportunity for me to grow," Lee said. "I learned a lot about the importance, role and pass selection of center backs through strategies run by coach Chung Kyung-ho in Gangwon Province. I learned a lot about the importance of center backs. I think I improved thanks to you." 메이저사이트

Saying goodbye to bad luck is another factor that Lee Ji-sol wants. Due to his major injury, Lee had difficulty competing to be a starting member in all different teams. "I had knee surgery and ruptured cruciate ligament. It's too bad," he said. "I have to throw myself because I'm not good enough at all. That's why I need to be healthy. I hope I don't get hurt anymore. I hope I can have a lucky career."