Brentford Sign South Korean Defender Kim Ji-soo
Brentford have made a major statement of intent with the signing of South Korea Under-20 defender Kim Ji-soo from Seongnam for an undisclosed fee. The 18-year-old has drawn comparisons with Napoli’s Kim Min-jae and joins on an initial four-year contract from the K League Two side.
Kim’s Impressive Under-20 World Cup Performance
Kim recently helped his country finish fourth at the recent Under-20 World Cup in Argentina, where he was one of the standout performers. His impressive performances have not gone unnoticed, with Bayern Munich and Sporting Lisbon reportedly monitoring his progress.
Brentford Director of Football Phil Giles Praises Signing
Brentford director of football Phil Giles was full of praise for the signing, saying: “Kim is an excellent prospect who was in demand across Europe. We are delighted to have secured his signature and look forward to seeing him develop as a Brentford player.”
Romeo Beckham Joins Brentford’s Second-String Side
Kim will initially go into the Bees’ second-string side alongside Romeo Beckham – son of David – who recently arrived from Inter Miami. The 16-year-old midfielder is hoping to follow in the footsteps of his father and forge a successful career in the game.
Kim’s Potential to Shine at Brentford
Kim has all the attributes to become a top player and Brentford will be hoping he can fulfil his potential at Griffin Park. With the club pushing for promotion to the Premier League this season, Kim could play a key role in helping them achieve their goal.
Conclusion
Brentford have pulled off a major coup by signing South Korean Under-20 defender Kim Ji-soo from Seongnam for an undisclosed fee. Kim has all the attributes to become a top player and Brentford will be hoping he can fulfil his potential at Griffin Park. With the club pushing for promotion to the Premier League this season, Kim could play a key role in helping them achieve their goal.