Heungkook Life signs libero Go Min-ji from Suwon City Hall, expressing gratitude: "Thank you for reaching out"... Head coach says she can also play OH, satisfied with the acquisition

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Taekwang Group's Heungkook Life Volleyball Club, Pink Spiders, has signed Go Min-ji (28), who was with Suwon City Hall.

After graduating from Daegu Girls' High School, Go Min-ji debuted on the professional stage by joining Hwaseong IBK Industrial Bank of Korea through the 2016-2017 V-League rookie draft.

She later played for Daejeon KGC Ginseng Corporation (now Jung Kwan Jang) and Suwon Hyundai E&C, most recently with Suwon City Hall. Notably, she led Suwon City Hall to victory in the 2026 Korean Industrial Volleyball League and the Professional Volleyball Futures Championship, earning tournament Most Valuable Player (MVP) honors.

Heungkook Life decided to sign Go Min-ji, highly evaluating her receiving and defensive skills as well as the experience she accumulated across both professional and industrial leagues. The fact that she is a versatile player capable of various game operations also contributed to this signing.

Go Min-ji stated, "I sincerely thank Heungkook Life for reaching out to bring me back to the professional stage, and Suwon City Hall for its unwavering support throughout the process." She added, "I will become a player who can offer trust whenever the team needs it. I will give my best with full responsibility in every match."

Heungkook Life head coach Yoshihara Tomoko said, "Go Min-ji is an outstanding player with excellent receiving and defensive abilities. Her strength lies in her ability to play not only as a libero but also as an outside hitter. As she can be utilized flexibly depending on the game flow and opponents, we expect her to be a significant asset to team operations."

A club official stated, "Go Min-ji is scheduled to enhance the team's tactics and organizational strength through the upcoming KBSN Korea-China-Japan Women's Volleyball Super Match and Jeju pre-season training. We will actively support her to deliver peak performance as the season begins."

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