AFC Asian Cup 2023: South Korea predicted line-up against Jordan

(Courtesy : AFC Media)
Both the teams have won their opening encounters.
South Korea are getting ready to play against Jordan in their second AFC Asian Cup 2023 match , hoping to bag another three points. Coach Jurgen Klinsmann is guiding the team, and everyone is curious about the tactics he’ll use. The match is set for this Saturday at Al Thumama Stadium, and fans are excited to see which players will be in South Korea’s starting line-up.
Both South Korea and Jordan won their respective openers, so there’s a lot of enthusiasm to keep up the good performance. People are keeping an eye on Klinsmann’s decisions as the team prepares for this important game.
Goalkeeper: Kim Seung-gyu
Kim Seung-gyu is set to retain his place in the goalkeeping position. The experienced goalkeeper brings stability and confidence to the backline, providing a reliable presence between the posts.
Right-back: Seol Young-woo
Ulsan HD right-back, Seol Young-woo, is expected to start once again. His defensive prowess and ability to join the attack make him a valuable asset for South Korea.
Centre-back: Jung Seung-hyun
Seol’s club compatriot, Jung Seung-hyun, is set to keep his place at the heart of defense. The solid partnership between Jung and Kim Min-jae provides a strong foundation for the team.
Centre-back: Kim Min-jae
FC Bayern defender Kim Min Jae is expected to lead the defense. His commanding presence and aerial ability make him a crucial figure in thwarting opposition attacks.
Left-back: Lee Ki-je
Lee Ki-je, who captains Suwon Samsung in the second division Korean League, remains an instrumental figure for South Korea. Despite playing in the Korean second division, Klinsmann is expected to place his trust in Lee’s experience and leadership at the left-back position.
Left Winger: Lee Jae-sung
Mainz winger, Lee Jae-sung’s inclusion will aim to provide South Korea with numerical superiority on the wings, countering Jordan’s potential 3-4-3 formation.
Central Midfielder: Hwang In-beom
Hwang In-beom will be tasked with controlling the tempo in the midfield. The versatile midfielder is not afraid to venture into the box, adding an element of unpredictability to South Korea’s attacking dynamics.
Central Defensive Midfielder: Park Yong-woo
Park Yong-woo is expected to sit back and ensure control in the midfield. His role is pivotal in breaking down opposition plays and distributing the ball efficiently to initiate counter-attacks.
Right Winger: Lee Kang-in
The PSG winger, Lee Kang-in, showcased his prowess against Bahrain with two goals. Klinsmann is likely to deploy him as a right winger, expecting him to continue influencing the game with his creativity and goal-scoring ability.
Striker: Son Heung-min
Spurs and national team captain, Son Heung-min, is anticipated to be the face of South Korea’s attack. His skill, speed, and goal-scoring ability make him a constant threat to the opposition.
Striker: Cho Gue-sung
Cho Gue-sung is expected to retain his position and start alongside skipper Son. The partnership between the two strikers will aim to create a formidable attacking force capable of unlocking Jordan’s defense.
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