South Korean defender Kim Jishu: I hope to complete the national team debut, and the showdown with Brazil will help me grow

On October 10, South Korea will usher in a friendly match with Brazil. Before the game, South Korean defender Kim Jishu was interviewed by the media.

Jin Zhishu said: "It is really a privilege to be able to enter the national team. This is a position I have always wanted to hold. I know that many fans will come to watch public training. Show a good look from the training ground. It would be great if I could be recognized as an excellent player."

Regarding returning to the national team, Jin Zhishu said: "As a player, the national team is the stage that everyone dreams of. Because it is a place full of honors, we must complete our debut this time."

Regarding the national team tactics, Jin Zhishu said: "The team (Kaisslautern) is using the three-guard tactics. The national team seems to use the same system. I think it is very active. I believe that as long as you stand firm in the team and continue to perform well, you can get opportunities."

"Even the same three-guard, each team pursues a different style. Hope Through this training camp, I understand the national team tactics in more detail. After watching the game with the United States, I felt how well the players were prepared, and I also gained inspiration from that performance. "

For the players who want to confront Brazil, Jin Zhishu said: "It is difficult to pick out a person alone. Brazilian players are the highest level in the world, and the showdown with them will become the cornerstone of my growth."

Regarding the advantages I want to show to coach Hong Mingfu, Jin Zhishu said: "I hope to integrate well into the team for the game. The most important thing is to be a player that is helpful to the team."

Talking about the juniors participating in the U20 World Cup, Jin Zhishu said: "I watched all three games. I sincerely congratulate you. Although it is a difficult stage, if you enjoy the game, you should be able to achieve good results."