Kim Ju-chan

South Korean footballer, FC Seoul player

Kim Ju-chan - South Korean footballer, FC Seoul player
Born

March 29th, 2004
21 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

South Korea

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Professional football player started career at FC Seoul. Competed in K League 1, contributing to the team's success. Additionally participated in national youth teams, showcasing talent at an early age. Known for strong performances in domestic matches, demonstrating potential for future achievements in both club and international football.

Played for FC Seoul in K League 1

Represented South Korea in youth competitions

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