Kim Yong-dae

Kim Yong -dae (born 11 October 1979) is a South Korean football goalkeeper.

After college, Kim moved to Busan Busan I'Park, where in 2004 he won the South Korean Cup competition. 2006 brought him the South Korean giants Ilhwa Chunma as reinforcement into the goal and promptly succeeded this year, a further gain the championship title.

For South Korea played Kim Yong -dae already in the U20 selection at the Junior World Championship in 1999 and was also at the 2000 Olympics in Australia in goal for the Olympic team. In the same year he had already made ​​his debut in the senior team. In the following years he was there though repeatedly used, but could not prevail against older and more experienced goalkeeper competitors. With the Football World Cup 2002 in their own country, he did not come to the course.

Meanwhile, Kim then fell completely out of the squad and so it was a surprise that he again stood at the Football World Cup 2006 World Cup squad in South Korea. But when number three, he came again and not for use in the rebuilding after the World Cup was the younger Kim Young- kwang his chance.

Statistics

Stations

• Yonsei University ( to 2001 )
• Busan I'Park (2002 to 2005)
• Ilhwa Chunma (since 2006)

Inserts ( 2005)

• K -League

Title / successes

• South Korean champion in 2006
• South Korean Cup Winners 2004