Ji So-yeon scores an equalizing goal from a penalty kick in an evaluation match between the Korean women's soccer team and Haiti held at the Seoul World Cup Stadium in Sangam-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul on the 8th.

Ji So-yeon (33), the leading midfielder of the Korean women's national soccer team, leaves the WK League and transfers to Seattle Reign FC of the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL).

The Seattle club announced on its website on the 25th (Korean time), “Seattle Reign paid a transfer fee to Suwon FC and signed Ji So-yeon.” Her contract lasts two years until 2025.

Ji So-yeon is scheduled to join the Seattle team starting in the preseason after her visa is issued.

The Seattle club offered Ji So-yeon good conditions, and Ji So-yeon's desire to compete in the world's best league matched. 바카라사이트

Seattle's general manager Lesle Gallimore said, "Signing Ji So-yeon is an important moment in the club's history," and expressed expectations, saying, "She is a player with outstanding skills and leadership in the game."

Seattle finished fourth out of 12 teams in the NWSL last season.

Ji So-yeon transferred to Seattle Reign FC

Ji So-yeon, who made her professional debut at Japan's Kobe Leonesa in 2011, became the first Korean female soccer player to play in England in 2014.

She played for eight seasons with Chelsea Women in the English Women's Super League (WSL), winning six league titles, four FA Cups, two League Cups, and one Community Shield.

Ji So-yeon left Chelsea Women last year and moved to Suwon FC of the WK League, making her a hot topic. The decision was made to contribute to the success and development of the WK League and to work more closely with her colleagues playing in the 2023 FIFA World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.

Ji So-yeon showed unrivaled performance at Suwon FC, but unfortunately did not win the championship. He scored multiple goals in the first leg of the championship match against Incheon Hyundai Steel, leading Suwon FC to a 3-1 victory. However, Suwon FC lost 2-6 to Hyundai Steel in the second game and had to be satisfied with second place.

Ji So-yeon is the star of the women's national soccer team, scoring 69 goals in 154 A matches, holding the record for the most appearances and the most scores among Korean male and female players. 메이저 토토사이트