With the introduction of the "home-grateful" system, which the K League decided to introduce through its board of directors at the end of 2023, Daegu FC will also be able to join with Ghanaian Isaac Osei without restrictions on foreign quotas this season. 스포츠토토
The "Home Grow," which has already been introduced in various leagues such as EPL, is a means to protect players fostered in the country, and in the K-League, a player who has been active in amateur teams registered with the Korea Football Association for more than five years or three consecutive years before the age of 18 is applied as a domestic player when he or she registers as a rookie with the K-League team.
Osei, who moved to South Korea from Ghana with her family in 2010 and settled in Gyeonggi Province, is a player whose brother is drawing attention for soccer and who started playing soccer together and received attention from Daegu early on for his performance on the high school stage.
Osei, who boasts fast speed and resilience, is a resource that can take on both wing forwards, showing strength in breaking through one-on-one, and is drawing attention as a player who will become Daegu's new offensive option based on his aggressive talent and himself.
Osei, who joined Daegu as a rookie through a free contract, has already begun to quench his debut in the first team through training in the South Sea.
The home good players who will bring about new changes this season will be two players, including Daegu's Osei and FC Seoul Samuel, whose parents are from Ivory Coast.