It's an amazing level of connections. This time, Ki Sung-yueng traveled to Real Madrid and met with coach Carlo Ancelotti and Judd Bellingham.
On June 16 (KST), Ki posted on his personal social media account, "I had a really good time in Madrid over the past two days. I'm going home having learned a lot from talking football with not only Ancelotti but also Raúl and Arbeloa!" he wrote.
"I was happy to talk to Joselu, who I played with at Newcastle, Antonio, who I worked with as a physical coach at Sunderland, and Modric and Bellingham, who have a great understanding of England," he continued.
"It was impressive to see how hard they train and prepare like the best team in the world, and it taught me a lot," he concluded. 안전토토사이트
Ki Sung-yueng is currently playing for FC Seoul, where he has just finished the last two days of the season. He then traveled to Europe for a busy schedule. Angel Rangel, Kyle Naughton (former Swansea City teammate), Roberto De Jervi (Brighton), Hwang Hee-chan (Wolverhampton), Brandon Rodgers, Oh Hyun-kyu, Yang Hyun-joon, Kwon Hyuk-kyu, Callum McGregor, and James Forrest (Celtic), Enze Postecoglou, Son Heung-min, Ben Davies, and Fraser Forster (Tottenham Hotspur), and Rafael Benitez and coaches Antonio and Paco (Celta Vigo).
This time it was Madrid. He sat down with Ancelotti, Raul Gonzalez Castilla, Alvaro Arbeloa Juvenil A, Bellingham, Luka Modric, Eduardo Camabinga and Joselu. It's practically the 'end of the line'.
Real is arguably Europe's biggest club. They have won more La Liga titles (35), more Champions League titles (14), more Club World Cups (5), and have a long and storied history, having been founded 121 years ago. Each day, Ki Sung-yueng reveals an amazing schedule, and this time it's even more 'shocking'.
What's unique about these schedules is that they include tactical discussions with the managers of each team. De Jervi, Rodgers, Postecoglou, Benitez, and Ancelotti are all capable coaches, especially De Jervi and Postecoglou, who are known for playing attractive tactics that are in line with current trends.
That's why we're excited to see how Ki Sung-yueng's soccer will evolve over time.