Kang-in Lee shines with South Korea

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By: Manu Tournoux

Kang-in Lee shines with South Korea

Barely a week after winning the Asian Games with South Korea, Kang-in Lee distinguished himself this Friday in a friendly match.

On October 7, South Korea won the Asian Games by dominating Japan in the final (2-1). Released for a month by PSG to take part in this competition reserved for under-23s, Kang-in Lee largely contributed to this success, having participated in five matches during this triumphant journey for the South Koreans.

This Friday again, a short week after the coronation, the Parisian was there to face Tunisia in Seoul in a friendly match. Result, a big 4-0 success and a double signed by the person concerned, in quick succession, before the hour mark (55e57e).

Returning to Paris on October 21

In four days, Kang-in Lee will have the opportunity to do it again, still in a friendly, against Vietnam. Then the former Majorcan will reconnect with PSG, on Saturday October 21, for a match of the 9e day of Ligue 1 against Strasbourg.

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Manu Tournoux

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