Hwang In-Beom Confident in World Cup Comeback
South Korean midfielder Hwang In-beom is confident about his fitness ahead of the World Cup despite an ankle injury sidelining him since March. Selected in South Korea's squad, he aims to regain match sharpness in friendlies. Hwang emphasizes teamwork as key to the team's potential success.
Devdiscourse News Desk | May 26 (Reuters) - South Korea Midfielder Hwang In-Beom Says There Should Be No Concern About His Fitness For The World Cup Even If He Needs To Improve His Match Sharpness In Pre-Tournament Friendlies Against Trinidad & Tobago And El Salvador. The 29-Year-Old | Updated: 26-05-2026 11:04 IST | Created: 26-05-2026 11:04 IST
South Korean midfielder Hwang In-beom has assured fans of his readiness for the World Cup, dismissing concerns over his fitness despite being out with an ankle injury since March.
Chosen for the national squad, the Feyenoord player aims to improve his match sharpness through upcoming friendlies against Trinidad & Tobago and El Salvador.
Hwang, a crucial part of South Korea's World Cup effort, highlights the importance of teamwork and sacrifice as they prepare to face co-hosts Mexico, South Africa, and the Czech Republic in the group stage.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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