[Official] Seoul E-Land recruited Jeong Yeon-won, a new center back, as the "2025 Denso Cup captain." a young blood transfusion to the defense

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Seoul E-Land FC announced on the 5th that it has revitalized the defensive line by recruiting new center back Jeong Yeon-won, who was born in 2004.

Jeong Yeon-won is a defender with a solid physique of 186 centimeters and 80 kilograms, with good speed and strength, and stable ball processing ability based on the right to provide. His ability to judge the situation is also expected to add stability throughout the defense.

Jeong Yeon-won, a former member of the Ansan Greeners U-18 team, contributed to the team's victory by playing as a starting center back in the first and second graders' college football tournament and the Denso Cup 1st and 2nd graders' championships in 2024 after going to Yongin University.

Last year, he served as the captain of the Korean university football selection team at the 2025 Denso Cup Korea-Japan college football regular match, raising his experience and leadership on the international stage. Afterwards, Jeong Yeon-won, who entered the professional stage through Ansan's priority nomination, gained practical experience through the lease of the Pocheon Citizens' Football Team (K3).

Seoul E-Land has re-signed "Veteran" Kim Oh-kyu and Osmar, recruited tall left-footed center back Park Jae-hwan, and even newcomer Jeong Yeon-won joined to build a defense team that combines experience and young energy.

Jeong Yeon-won said, "I'm honored and grateful to join Seoul E-Land. I want to quickly adapt and present a pleasant moment to the fans who came to Reul Park. As it is a team with many good players, I want to learn and grow from the side and become a player who helps the team to be promoted," he said.

Meanwhile, Seoul E-Land is scheduled to leave for off-season training in Bangkok, Thailand, on the 6th to quench the new season.

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