[Official] Released again after less than a minute on the field, six months later... Jung Tae-wook's contract with Incheon terminated

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Tall center-back Jung Tae-wook (29), who played for K League 1 club Incheon United, is leaving the team. It has been six months since he joined in January.

On the 23rd, Incheon announced via its official channels: "We have mutually agreed to terminate Jung Tae-wook's contract and conclude our collaboration."

A product of Jeju SK Youth, he made his professional debut with Jeju before moving to Daegu FC. He then joined Jeonbuk in 2023. Notably, during his four seasons at Daegu, he played 123 K League 1 matches and served as a key center-back for the team.

He also appeared in 31 matches in his first season with Jeonbuk, but faced harsh criticism from fans the following year due to poor performance and after being spotted at a bar in Seoul following a heavy home defeat. Ultimately, he was loaned to Western Sydney Wanderers in Australia for one season, and upon returning from that loan, he was immediately loaned again to FC Seoul for six months.

However, Jung played only five league matches with Western Sydney and two matches with Seoul. After terminating his contract with Jeonbuk, he joined Incheon in January this year in an attempt to make a comeback.

But there was no turnaround. Since joining Incheon, Jung Tae-wook has not stepped onto the field for even one minute. It wasn't just a matter of playing time; he was included on the substitute bench in only two matches out of 19 rounds.

As a result, Jung Tae-wook's contract with Incheon was terminated after just six months, effectively ending his tenure there. According to sources in the football community, Jung is set to join Uthai Thani FC in Thailand as his new club.

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