2017–2018 South Korean football club
Football club
Busan Football Club (Korean: 부산 FC) was a South Korean football club based in Busan.[1] The club was a member of the K3 League Basic, an semi-professional league football in South Korea,[2] from the 2017 season to 2018 season.
Players
2019 Season Players
Player Name
|
Position
|
Date of Birth (Age)
|
Sang-Min Ku
|
Goalkeeper
|
31 October 1991 (27)
|
Hyeong-keun Kim
|
Goalkeeper
|
6 January 1994 (25)
|
Jeong-ho Kim
|
Goalkeeper
|
7 April 1998 (21)
|
Kyeong-min Park
|
Defender
|
2 August 1999 (19)
|
Aleksandar Susnjar
|
Centre-Back
|
19 August 1995 (23)
|
Ho-jeong Jeong
|
Centre-Back
|
13 December 1993 (25)
|
Jin-yeong Kwon
|
Centre-Back
|
23 October 1991 (27)
|
Cheong-ung Lee
|
Centre-Back
|
15 March 1992 (26)
|
Haeng-seok No
|
Centre-Back
|
17 November 1988 (30)
|
Myeong-jun Kim
|
Centre-Back
|
13 May 1994 (24)
|
Ho-yeong Park
|
Centre-Back
|
7 April 1999 (20)
|
Jun-ho Hwang
|
Centre-Back
|
4 May 1998 (20)
|
Chi-uh Kim
|
Left-Back
|
11 November 1983 (23)
|
Mun-hwan Kim
|
Right-Back
|
1 August 1995 (23)
|
Jun-kang Park
|
Right-Back
|
6 June 1991 (27)
|
Jong-min Lee
|
Right-Back
|
1 September 1983 (35)
|
Sang-jun Lee
|
Right-back
|
14 October 1999 (19)
|
Jong-cheol Kim
|
Midfielder
|
24 February 1997 (22)
|
Jong-uh Park
|
Defensive Midfield
|
10 March 1989 (30)
|
Jun-kyu Han
|
Defensive Midfield
|
10 February 1996 (23)
|
Hu-kwon Lee
|
Central midfield
|
30 October 1990 (28)
|
Yong-deok Seo
|
Right Midfield
|
10 September 1989 (29)
|
Sang-un Han
|
Attacking Midfield
|
3 May 1986 (32)
|
Romulo
|
Attacking Midfield
|
27 October 1995 (23)
|
Chang-ryeol Shin
|
Forward
|
22 July 1996 (22)
|
Yong-hyeon Kwon
|
Right Winger
|
23 October 1991 (27)
|
Dong-jun Lee
|
Right Winger
|
1 February 1997 (22)
|
Jin-kyu Kim
|
Right Winger
|
24 February 1997 (22)
|
Jeong-hyeob Lee
|
Centre-Forward
|
24 June 1991 (27)
|
Diego Mauricio
|
Centre-Forward
|
25 June 1991 (27)
|
Soma Novothny
|
Centre-Forward
|
16 June 1994 (24)
|
Ji-ho Han
|
Centre-Forward
|
15 December 1998 (30)
|
Seong-min
|
Centre-Forward
|
2 May 1989 (29)
|
Seung-in Choi
|
Centre-Forward
|
5 March 1991 (28)
|
Source:[1]
Honours
Season by season records
References
See also