[Official] Returns after retirement, lands a massive FA deal! 'Human Victory' Jung In-deok re-signs with LG for 4 years... First-year compensation 350 million won

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'Icon of human victory' Jung In-deok (32) continues his journey with his team, Changwon LG.

On the 19th, LG announced, "We have signed a free agent (FA) contract with Jung In-deok for a four-year term, with a total first-year compensation of 350 million won."

Forward Jung In-deok joined LG in 2016 but struggled to secure a regular spot. Ultimately, he chose to retire after the 2017-2018 season concluded. However, Jung did not give up. After completing his military service as an active-duty soldier, he passed a re-entry test with LG in 2021 and returned to the court.

Upon returning to the professional stage, Jung In-deok grew into a key asset for the team through consistent performances. Since rejoining LG, he has appeared in 199 regular-season games over five seasons. Averaging 15 minutes and 32 seconds per game, he recorded 4.3 points and a 37.8% three-point shooting percentage. Notably, in the 2025-2026 season, he led the entire league with a 44.4% three-point shooting percentage, firmly proving his value.

Last season, Jung In-deok played in 54 regular-season games, averaging 25 minutes and 28 seconds. Simultaneously, he contributed 5.5 points, 44.4% three-point shooting, 2.4 rebounds, and 1.0 assists per game, helping LG secure the regular-season championship.

The LG organization stated, "Jung In-deok is a representative 3-and-D player in the league, known for effectively controlling key opposing players with his strong defense and boasting a high three-point shooting percentage. In particular, he plays a crucial role in maintaining offensive and defensive balance within Coach Jo Sang-hyun's system basketball." They further added, "Moreover, Jung In-deok is a player who sets an example for younger teammates in terms of training attitude and professionalism."

Through the organization, Jung In-deok expressed, "I am grateful to the club for giving me another chance during difficult times and believing in my growth. I was happy to accept the favorable terms offered during this FA and decided to sign the contract. I am happy to continue playing alongside Sebara in the future." He also said, "I would like to thank Coach Jo Sang-hyun and the coaching staff. My goal is to achieve more championships with LG and remain a player who contributes to the team until I retire."

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