According to Turkish media fanatik, Turkish Super League overlord Fenerbahce has decided to introduce 18-year-old talented teenager and midfielder Zhao Zhenhu from Jeonbuk Hyundai in South Korea. According to the report, Fenerbahce is very optimistic about the development prospects of the young general and regards him as one of the future training objects.
According to the report, Fenerbahce has reached a transfer agreement with Jeonbuk Hyundai, and Zhao Zhenhu is about to wear Fenerbahce's jersey. It is worth mentioning that the key person who contributed to Fenerbahce's signing of Zhao Zhenhu is the South Korean international Kim Hyun-jae, who is currently playing for the team. Last summer, Kim left Beijing Guoan to join Fenerbahce and performed very well, which also gave Fenerbahce confidence in the quality of South Korean players.
On the other hand, Kim Hyun-jae also seized the opportunity to recommend this "little disciple" of Jeonbuk Hyundai to Fenerbahce. It seems that the "brand effect" of Korean players in Fenerbahce has gradually begun to appear.
According to the data, Zhao Zhenhu was born in July 2003, plays as a midfielder, can play in many positions in the middle of the midfield, has been selected for the Korean national junior team at all levels, and is currently a member of the South Korean U18 national youth team. So far, Zhao Zhenhu has not played for the Jeonbuk Hyundai first team, but he is already one of the core players of the Jeonbuk youth team, which is why he can arouse Fenerbahce's interest.
For South Korean players, it is not uncommon to go overseas at a young age, such as Son Heung-woo, Lee Seung-woo and other players, all of whom landed in Europe during their youth team, and I wonder if Zhao Zhenhu can also succeed along this road.
As the position of Korean players in the European arena has become more and more stable, Korean football seems to have already found a channel to Europe's "stay abroad". Players like Zhao Zhenhu who "ascended to the sky" to join the European giants are no longer news in Korean football. In contrast, if Chinese players want to go abroad, it is still difficult and still need the impetus of the Football Association. I don't know where our "genius teenagers" are when young people in Japan and South Korea choose to stay in the West?