The British public BBC also paid attention to the case of Hwang Ui-jo (Norwich City), who continues to play for a professional team as a suspect in illegal filming.
The BBC reported on the 30th that “Norwich striker Hwang Ui-jo has been suspended from the Korean national team for illegal filming.” In addition, “Hwang Ui-jo was investigated by the police on charges of illegally filming his ex-girlfriend without consent and was suspended (by the Korea Football Association),” and “Hwang Ui-jo denies the charges.” “The club is also monitoring the situation,” he said.
On the 28th, the Korea Football Association (KFA) decided that Hwang Ui-jo, who was recently investigated by the police for illegal filming in Korea, would be temporarily deprived of his national team membership. However, regardless of the controversy in Korea, Hwang Eui-jo continues to be played in his team Norwich.
Hwang Ui-jo played an active part by scoring consecutive goals from the match against Queens Park Rangers (QPR) on the 26th to the match against Watford on the 29th. However, after scoring a mid-range goal against Watford, he was replaced in the 17th minute of the first half due to hamstring pain.
The BBC reported, “Hwang Ui-jo played for Korea in the North and Central America World Cup qualifiers this month and scored a goal against Singapore, and was expected to be included in the Asian Cup squad in January next year. However, he was excluded from the national team due to the KFA’s decision.” He also added, “Hwang Ui-jo refused to comment on the incident while the investigation was ongoing.”
Hwang Ui-jo moved to Nottingham Forest (England) last year, but immediately moved to Olympiakos (Greece) on loan and later played for FC Seoul. Hwang Ui-jo returned to Nottingham again this summer, this time on loan to Norwich, and has appeared in 14 games this season, scoring 3 goals.
Reporter Jang Hyeong-woo
2023-11-30 04:16:43
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