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(Suwon = Yonhap News) Reporter Choi In-young = Heungkuk Life, a female professional volleyball player, is expected to welcome a new foreign player until February of next year.
Heungkuk Life Insurance coach Park Mi-hee said in an interview before confronting Hyundai E&C at Suwon Gymnasium in Gyeonggi-do on the 29th, “The issue of recruiting foreign players is ongoing.”
Heungkuk Life Insurance faced the bad news that Lucia Fresco was diagnosed with shoulder pain for more than 4 weeks. Heungkuk Life Insurance, who was watching Lucia’s treatment, eventually decided to look for a new foreign player.
Fortunately, the number of substitutes was reduced to one.
Manager Park predicted the timing of the announcement of the recruitment of new foreign players, saying, “Wouldn’t the result be known in the second week of January next year, or it could be the second half of the first week.”
Even if a replacement player is selected, they must go through a two-week self-isolation period according to the guidelines for quarantine against novel coronavirus infection (Corona 19).
In the end, when asked if the replacement player could join in February after self-isolation, manager Park replied, “It will be so similar.”
For about a month, Heungkuk Life Insurance has to play games only with domestic players.
National players such as outstanding strikers Kim Yeon-kyung and Lee Jae-young, and setter Lee Da-young, have formed, but the gap between foreign players is not small. The physical burden problem must also be solved.
Director Park worried, “I have a lot of worries and worries. I continue to have a difficult situation.”
Meanwhile, Hyundai E&C’s coach Lee Do-hee warned that even if foreign players are missing, Heungkuk Life is still a difficult team to confront.
Director Lee said, “I think how to stop it is more important than attacking the opponent,” he said. “I focused on how much I could stop Kim Yeon-kyung and Lee Jae-young,” he said.
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