Yang Min-hyeok, a promising winger, was acquired by Tottenham from Gangwon FC in July for approximately £3.3 million. The two clubs agreed that the South Korean winger would return to his K League team on loan for the rest of their season, which concludes this month.
Instead of meeting with his new team during the January transfer window, Yang is anticipated to do so in December, according to football.london. This offers Ange Postecoglou the chance to observe his team’s newest acquisition in training more carefully.
Given the Spurs’ difficulties in the last third this season, Yang might be the missing clinical component.Numbers from Yang Min-hyeok’s season It’s critical to evaluate Yang’s performance with Gangwon this season since Tottenham’s technical director, Johan Lange, is adopting a more data-driven approach to player acquisition.
The South Korean made 37 appearances this season and contributed 17 goals, 11 of which were goals. Even if the K League’s caliber is lower than the Premier League’s, it is still objectively outstanding for an 18-year-old to post these results in their debut season of men’s football. Yang received the K League Player of the Month title five times, making him the only player in K-League history to win Young Player of the Month four times in a row. Tottenham’s strikers’ steady performance is proving
