Businessman analyzes the growth of football in South Korea and the migration of Brazilians to the K-League

The athlete representative understands that looking for players to work in Brazil serves to improve the sport in the South Korean country

South Korea has been the destination of hundreds of Brazilian players in recent years. This season alone, at least ten players have left Brazil for South Korea. Specialist of the South Korean market, businessman Vinicius Nascimento has analyzed the growth of this market and commented on the migration of athletes from Brazil to the Asian country.

Korean clubs have increasingly looked to Brazilian football for athletes who can make a difference and raise the level of local football, preferably in an attacking position, the players have left Brazil due to the attractive prices offered by the clubs.

– Above all, they are really looking for forwards and midfielders, they want athletes who get there and make a difference and manage to develop the level they have there. In addition to the financial part, they offer structure and also the possibility of growth within the championship – he explained -.

With more than ten transactions for South Korean football, the entrepreneur Vinicius Nascimento has highly praised the entire structure offered by the clubs and corroborated with the choice of the athletes to leave the country for South Korea.

“It is understandable that these athletes go to South Korea, the clubs are organised, they offer structure and help in the development of the athlete in the league itself. This migration makes a lot of sense,” he concluded.

Source: Terra

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