Jeong Woo-yeong
Jeong Woo-yeong
Jeong Woo-yeong
- Chiều cao
- 178
- Cân nặng
- 71
- Ngày sinh
- Chân thuận
- Giá trị
- €3.5m
- Hợp đồng đến
Woo-Yeong Jeong is a South Korean football player, born on September 20, 1999; he is 26 years old this year. He stands at 179 cm tall and weighs 69 kg. He is right-footed, and his market value is 3.5 million euros. Currently, Woo-Yeong Jeong plays for Union Berlin as a midfielder, wearing the number 11 jersey. Throughout his career, he has achieved several honors, including: one appearance at the Asian Cup, one gold medal in men’s football at the Asian Games, one participation in the FIFA World Cup, and one championship title in the Bavarian Regional League, among others.
Errors leading to goal25/2620 · 1
Goals25/2674 · 4
Crosses25/26108 · 31
Fouls won25/26110 · 20
Shots on target25/26119 · 8
Goals24/2576 · 3
Assists24/2584 · 2
Crosses24/2594 · 36
Successful crosses24/2598 · 8
Successful dribbles24/25106 · 12
Shots24/25106 · 25
Big chances created24/25114 · 3
Hit woodwork23/246 · 1
Assists23/2465 · 3
Pass accuracy23/2487 · 85
Big chances created23/24109 · 3
Big chances missed23/24115 · 2
Shots on target23/24117 · 8
Goals23/24118 · 2
Big chances missed22/2373 · 3
Pass accuracy22/23114 · 81
Big chances missed21/2221 · 8
Offsides21/2222 · 12
Shots21/2227 · 51
Shots on target21/2231 · 19
Goals21/2242 · 5
Key passes21/2268 · 25
Assists21/2289 · 2
Successful crosses21/22102 · 7
Crosses21/22102 · 31
- Asian Cup competitors×1 · 22-23
- Gold medal in men’s football at the Asian Games×1 · 2023
- FIFA World Cup participants×1 · 2022
- Bavarian Regional Football League Champions×1 · 18-19
- German Regionalliga Champions×1 · 19-20
- German Cup champions×1 · 18-19
- German Bundesliga champions×2 · 19-20、18-19
- Runner-up of the German Football Cup×1 · 21-22
- Top scorer×1 · 2023
- Participants in the UEFA Champions League×1 · 18-19
- UEFA Europa League participants×1 · 22-23
- Premier League International Cup champions×1 · 18-19
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