In-joo-gyu expressed his disappointment at being eliminated from the national team with a mature demeanor.
Ulsan Hyundai earned a 3-1 upset victory over Suwon FC in the 17th round of the Hana OneQ K League 1 2023 at Suwon Sports Complex at 4:30 p.m. on Saturday. The win keeps Ulsan atop the league standings with 41 points. Suwon is in ninth place with 18 points.
After the game, Lee In-gyu smiled, saying, “It was a lot of pressure because it was the next game after the Jeonbuk game, but I’m glad that the players came together as a team and played a game that we could win.”
“The coach gave us autonomy in the meeting and didn’t make the atmosphere heavy. I was surprised by that, and I think the players recognized that and prepared well, so I think that’s why they showed up on the field.”
There was also talk about being eliminated from the national team. “Honestly, I’d be lying if I said I didn’t have expectations. I had high expectations and was disappointed, but I didn’t have time to dwell on it. I had to play with my heart. I realized that I am a very happy and loved player. 메이저사이트 There were fans of other teams who said they were disappointed. Our fans were definitely disappointed. I felt loved, and I’m going to do my best to be grateful,” he said.
When asked if being eliminated from the national team motivated him for this match, he said, “I always have motivation. I came to this team to win a lot of trophies. I think the national team is a bonus. If you do your best, you can go there or not. This year, my goal is to win as many titles as possible.”
“I need to score more goals on the pitch, and if I can integrate the coach’s instructions into the team, I think I’ll be seen better from the outside. I think good things will happen if we focus on this team.”
“When I was in Ulsan, I was with (Park) Joo-ho, and he was the vice captain, and I thought that if I became a senior, I would like to be like him. It was sad to see him retire. I’m sure whatever path he takes will be good. I always supported him and thanked him for his hard work.”