Korean defender Kim Yoon-do signs a two-year contract with Eintracht Frankfurt II

Kim Yoon-do, a player from Cheonan City FC, has joined the second team of renowned German Bundesliga club Eintracht Frankfurt.

On the 2nd (Korean time), Frankfurt announced the signing of Kim Yoon-do through their official website. The contract duration is two years, and Kim Yoon-do is expected to primarily play for the II team, which serves as the U-21 squad.

Standing at 190 cm and weighing 88 kg, Kim Yoon-do boasts a solid physique, with center-back being his primary position.

He has shown strength in aerial duels by utilizing his exceptional height and has demonstrated his ability to regain ball possession through quick speed. Additionally, he is recognized for his value as a versatile player who can also fulfill the right-back position when needed.

Kim Yoon-do embarks on a new challenge with a move to Europe

Kim Yoon-do began his professional career in the Malaysia Super League with Perak. Last summer, he moved to Cheonan City FC, making a challenge in the K League, where he appeared in a total of three matches during half a season.

This winter, he was loaned to Gießen in the fourth division of Germany, Regionalliga Südwest, where he played 13 matches this season, taking the time to adapt to European football.

Nino Berndt, planner for Frankfurt's U-17 to U-21 squads, highly praised Kim Yoon-do.

He stated, "Kim Yoon-do is a center-back who can enhance the U-21 team's strength, particularly with his man-to-man defensive skills and quick speed." He added, "Despite his young age, he has gained experience in various countries, and now he will have the opportunity to grow with us both sportingly and personally."

Image source: Eintracht Frankfurt official website