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The Chinese footballer Kim Shin-wook has broken the record for the highest goal-scoring in league history, breaking his own previous record set by former player Lee Hong-suk. According to Korean media reports, Shin-wook scored his 154th goal on Saturday night against Beijing Guoan, becoming the first player from South Korea to reach this milestone. The goal was a stunning solo effort that saw him score three times in a row after scoring twice earlier in the match. Shin-wook's achievement comes just months after he broke the record set by Lee Hong-suk, who had scored 151 goals in the last season. Lee had been the only player to reach this milestone before Shin-wook,Chinese Super League Matches and his feat was a major blow to the South Korean national team's hopes of qualifying for the World Cup next year. Shin-wook's success came despite being a bit unlucky in some of his games. He missed several chances during his career, including a penalty miss in a match against China. Despite these setbacks, Shin-wook is determined to continue his progress and improve his skills as a professional footballer. He is now hoping to use his new-found experience to help his country achieve its dreams of qualifying for the World Cup. As he continues to work hard, we can expect to see more goals from Shin-wook in the near future. |
