“Nothing is set in stone yet. I don’t think I’ll know what my goals are until the end of the season. I haven’t really thought about it yet.”

FC Seoul fell to a 0-1 defeat to Gwangju FC in the 30th round of the Hana OneQ K League 1 2023 at Seoul World Cup Stadium at 2 p.m. on Sunday. The loss leaves Seoul in fifth place in the league with 11 wins, 10 draws, and nine losses (43 points), while Gwangju sits in third place with 13 wins, 9 draws, and 8 losses (48 points).

An early goal cost Seoul the lead. In the fifth minute of the first half, Doo Hyun-seok started the attack from the left flank. A ball from the side to the center was spilled by Ha Seung-woon, and Heo Yul collected the ball in the box. He then showed a calm finish.

However, they were unable to open the Gwangju goal. Seoul brought on Willian, Ilyuchenko, and Ji Dong-won in the second half to add weight to their attack. Seoul totaled 18 shots on the day, with nine on target, but were unable to get past goalkeeper Kim Kyung-min. In the end, they lost 0-1.

Regardless of the outcome of the game, Ki Sung-yueng’s appearance in the match marked his 200th appearance for FC Seoul. Ki Sung-yueng was drafted by Seoul as a priority pick in 2006. He was 17 years old at the time. He made his debut on March 4, 2007. He made his professional debut in a home game against Daegu FC. At the time, Ki had the full support of head coach Señor Guinness and was consistently used. In his debut season, he made 25 appearances in all competitions. 온라인카지노

His performances earned him a place in Europe. He played for Celtic, Swansea City, Sunderland (on loan), Newcastle United, and Mallorca before returning to South Korea in 2020. He returned to his hometown team, Seoul. They’ve been together for four seasons now. Ki Sung-yueng has played more than 30 games in each season and has now played more than 200 games in his career. He has played 183 games in the K League (11 goals, 18 assists), nine in the FA Cup (one goal, one assist), and eight in the AFC (one goal, one assist).

He became the 16th player in Seoul’s history to reach the 200-match milestone. The record for most appearances for Seoul is 443, held by Ko Yo-han. He is followed by Osmar (336) and Dejan (330). Ki Sung-yueng is now tied for 16th on the all-time list with Kim Ki-gon with 200 games.