Yang Min-hyuk, “It’s just the beginning”

 Gangwon FC's Yang Min-hyuk set a new record as the youngest player in the K-League after being the youngest player in the club.

Yang Min-hyuk scored the first goal in the first minute of the first half in the away game against Gwangju FC in the 2nd round of Hana Bank K League 1 2024 held at Gwangju Soccer Stadium on the 10th. After taking the ball through pressure, he made a solo breakthrough and then hit the net with a spectacular curling kick. In the home opener against Jeju United held on the 2nd, he recorded an assist upon his debut and scored, accumulating attack points for two consecutive games.

Yang Min-hyuk’s momentum is scary. Yang Min-hyuk was born on April 16, 2006, at the age of 17 years, 10 months, and 15 days. He recorded an assist in his K League 1 debut. Then, eight days later, at the age of 17 years, 10 months, and 23 days, he started scoring. Yang Min-hyuk's goal is the youngest scorer in the K-League since the promotion and relegation system was introduced. If we expand the scope to before the introduction of the promotion system, it is the 5th record.

Since the semi-professional system was introduced in the K-League, Yang Min-hyuk is the first player to record offensive points in two consecutive games as a semi-professional. Even before the promotion and relegation system, there was no case where a player younger than Yang Min-hyuk recorded an attack point in two consecutive games. What makes Yang Min-hyuk's record more valuable is that the 17-year-old player scored consecutive attack points in the opening and second games, not in the middle of the season.

Yang Min-hyuk said, “I was able to adapt well to the first and second games because the manager, coaches, and older brothers helped me well,” and added, “It’s unbelievable and amazing to accumulate points like this.” I don't want to rest here, I think this is just the beginning. “I will accumulate points by playing more games in the future,” he said.

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