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Cho Yong Hyung
Nationality:Republic of Korea
Birthday:1983-11-3
Biorhythm Today:
Height:182cm
Weight:75kg
Club:Jeju United FC
Club Shirt NO.:20
Position:Defender
Join Date:2019-6-13
Former Club(s):Shijiazhuang Ever Bright FC
Once Club(s):Shijiazhuang Ever Bright FC,Al-Shamal,Al Rayyan,Jeju United FC,Seongnam FC,Korea University
Personal Match Data Statistics of last 2 years
Match Date Home Score AWay Goal Pen OG YC RC
KOR D130/11/2019Seongnam FC3-1Jeju United FC00010
KOR D124/11/2019Jeju United FC2-4Suwon Samsung Bluewings00010
KOR D102/11/2019Jeju United FC2-0Incheon United FC00010
KOR D126/09/2018Ulsan Hyundai FC3-2Jeju United FC00011
KOR D123/09/2018Jeju United FC2-2Gangwon FC00010
KOR D121/07/2018Gangwon FC3-1Jeju United FC00010
KOR D110/03/2018Gyeongnam FC2-0Jeju United FC00001
KOR D114/10/2017Jeju United FC1-0Gangwon FC00010
KOR D120/09/2017Suwon Samsung Bluewings2-3Jeju United FC00010
AFC CL31/05/2017Urawa Red Diamonds2-0Jeju United FC00011
KOR D122/04/2017Jeju United FC4-2Daegu FC00010
Total000103
Profile:
Cho Yong-Hyung is an all-round defender who can operate as a centre-back, full-back, or defensive midfielder.

Voted in the K-League’s Best XI in his debut season with Bucheon SK in 2005, Cho went on to establish himself in the star-studded Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma side that finished runners-up in 2007. The following season saw the right-back return to his former club as the leader of Jeju United’s rearguard.

His versatility and ability to read the game did not go unnoticed by coach Huh Jung-Moo, who awarded Cho his first cap in the coach’s first game in charge against Chile in January 2008. He has been an ever-present for his country thereafter, playing in 10 qualifying matches for South Africa 2010 alongside his club team-mate Kang Min-Soo.

Despite being relatively slim for a central defender in the modern game, Cho more than made up for the disadvantage with his good sense of positioning and tackling ability. In fact, he is Korea Republic’s one and only centre-back who has featured in all of four crucial encounters with Saudi Arabia and Iran, playing the full 90 minutes on each occasion.

Cho is already regarded as the successor to Hong Myung-Bo, Korea Republic’s legendary centre half who took part in four FIFA World CupsÔ. And for the 26-year-old, the finals in South Africa could be a turning point of what promises to be an illustrious career.
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