The future of Korean soccer will be 'born in 2006'...From Yang Minhyuk to Kim Minsoo.

[Anchor]
Those born in 2006 who are still at the age of wearing school uniforms have begun to draw attention on the professional soccer stage at home and abroad.

From Yang Min-hyuk, who will wear Tottenham's uniform starting next year, to Kim Min-soo, who is on the Spanish stage following Lee Kang-in's path, the future of Korean soccer is revealed.

Reporter Youngsoo Kim reports.

[Reporter]
Born in 2006, Yang Min-hyuk is still the frontrunner for high school uniforms.He scored double-digit points in his professional debut season in

, breaking the K-League's youngest record in a row, and is considered a candidate for MVP as well as the Rookie of the Year.

[Yoon Jung-hwan / Gangwon FC coach (last June): It's incomparable to me. Because I don't think there was a player like this when Minhyuk was older.]

{Special High School Student' Yang Min-hyuk will travel with Son Heung-min at Tottenham Ground from next year,
It also boosted its stock price by embarking on the
'Hong Myung-bo'.

[Yang Min-hyuk / Kangwon FC striker (when the national soccer team was called up in September): I don't feel intimidated just because I'm young, but I think I want to be bold....]

Kim Min-soo of Girona, who started studying in Spain early four years ago, is running along the path of Lee Kang-in.

He entered the European Champions League at the age of 18 on the 6th, and recently played full time in the King's Cup to get a chance.

As soon as the game starts, the match shakes the opponent's net! It's Yoon Do-young's debut goal of the same age.

Director Hwang Sun-hong's eyes, Yoon Do-young, is gradually adapting to the professional stage and establishing himself as a key resource.

Kang Joo-hyuk's energy in Seoul, which exudes teenage boldness and spirit, is extraordinary.

[Kang Joo Hyuk / FC Seoul striker (last July): Minhyuk and our friends are doing well, but I'll show you faster and more definite play by maximizing other advantages unlike them]

The soccer life of those born in 2006 has just begun.

Attention is focusing on whether he will be able to grow into a so-called "golden generation" in five or 10 years and lead Korean soccer.

This is YTN Youngsoo Kim.

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