Suk Hyun-jun

Suk Hyun -jun (born 29 June 1991 Chungju ) is a South Korean football player who is since mid-2013 at al -Ahli in the Saudi Professional League under contract.

Career

Ajax Amsterdam

The change Suk of South Korea, where he played at Yong-In FC in the K3 League, Europe turned out to be rather unusual. Together with his manager Park Jin -ho, he decided to fly in the transfer period of 2009 to England, where he presented himself at some Premier league club. This was not successful and souks path led him to Amsterdam, where he in training the AFC Ajax coach Martin Jol the then addressed as a spectator. The granted him a longer trial after he belonged, that Suk was youth national team. He won and was awarded following a youth contract. When he game for game scored his goal in the youth team Jong Oranje, Ajax gave him a professional contract in early 2010.

On February 3, 2010, the 1.90 meter tall striker made ​​his debut against Roda JC Kerkrade. Two more appearances in the league followed up to the end of season. He also came in two games against Juventus in the Europa League action. After serving in the 2010/11 season in the first team - except for a mid-term in the Supercup match against FC Twente - had not come in official matches for the course and are not renewed his contract, brought him his former coach of Jong Ajax, Pieter Huistra, for the 2011/12 season for FC Groningen, with whom he signed a two -year contract. After Suk took in the spring series in 2013 for the indigenous to Madeira Portuguese first division club Maritimo Funchal, he joined in the summer of the year in the Saudi Professional League with Al -Ahli.

National

With 14 years of Suk was first selected for a national selection, played in the U -14 and U- 15th He had already begun for the U -18 and U -20 national teams of South Korea, before he came to Amsterdam. Then he came in the U -21 are used. On 7 September 2010 Suk made ​​his debut in the South Korean national team in a friendly match against Iran.

Title

• Dutch Cup winner: 2010
• Dutch champion: 2011 ( with no league use )