Unbelievable 'Low Score' Seoul Kim Ki Dong-ho...The last puzzle is Klimala's luck
Unbelievable 'Low Score' Seoul Kim Ki Dong-ho...The last puzzle is Klimala's luck
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Unbelievable. FC Seoul's Kim Ki-dong is in the midst of completing the last puzzle that will focus on offense.
With the K-League 1 beginning its A-match break in June, Seoul ranks first in the number of shots (275) among the 12 teams. It has made 10 more attempts than second-ranked Ulsan HD (265), which had played two more matches due to its participation in the Club World Cup. Compared to third-ranked Gimcheon Sangmu (236), he hit nearly 40 more shots. He also ranks second (86 shots) in effective shots overall. He is one shy of Gimcheon (87) who ranks first. As such, he is the most threatening to the opponent team's goal in the offensive zone.
The reality is futile. With 14 goals scored in 17 matches, the team has the fewest goals scored in the league along with Gangwon FC (14 goals). Daegu FC (18 goals), the lowest ranking team in the league, also scored four more goals than Seoul. This gives a glimpse of how serious Seoul's goal drought is.
Since sending out Ilyuchenko (Suwon Samsung), who ranked second in score tally in the league last season, the team has failed to provide substitutes. Jesse Lingard (four goals) who naturally leads the team's offense at the center of the second line has also lost influence. Rather, Moon Seon-min (three goals), who mainly served as the Joker in the second half, has displayed more destructive power. However, Seoul lost the scoring route as Moon suffered from opposition players' checks recently.
Even though Kim Ki-dong is good at strategies and tactics, he is not good enough to make a goal in the final third round. A player's talent must follow. That is how important the supply and demand of players is. Several candidates, including Davy Zelke (Hamburg) and Kompagno (Jeonbuk Hyundai), have been linked to Seoul since late last year, but they failed to captivate Kim. They belatedly recruited Davy Zelke (Croatia), but this does not suit the level of the K-League.
We cannot delay it any longer. We have to bet on the summer market. For the first time in the club's history, Seoul has confirmed the recruitment of Klimala, a Polish citizen. Having played for prestigious Celtic clubs in Scotland and the Red Bulls in New York, the U.S., he played for Sydney FC in the Australian A-League during this season. He has scored 11 goals in 21 matches in the league. In March, he also scored a goal in two matches between Jeonbuk Hyundai and Asian Champions League 2, giving strong impression. 안전놀이터
Klimala is considered a striker who has a wide range of activities in the attack area and is strong in penetrating the back space and finishing. Existing Banks has shown weaknesses in the ability to center or link up in the front, and attention is focusing on whether Klimala will solve this and even solve the scoring drought.
In addition, Seoul is drawing a major summer turnaround through the reorganization of its internal squad. The sickening "break the bone drought" is a hot topic.