[서울월드컵경기장=스포츠한국 김성수 기자] Im Young-woong’s effect was enormous. Seoul World Cup Stadium, the place where he will celebrate, is already crowded with people even though there are two hours left before the start of the game.
FC Seoul and Daegu FC will have a Hana One Q K League 1 2023 round 6 match at 4:30 pm on the 8th at the Seoul World Cup Stadium.
The reason why this game is getting attention is that singer Lim Young-woong visits the Seoul World Cup Stadium to perform with poetry. An official from the Seoul club explained, “At first, there was a call from singer Lim Young-woong’s manager asking for a time axis. I was surprised to receive the call.” did.
After being known to the public as the winner of ‘Mr. Trot’, Lim Young-woong, who has gained absolute support from the middle-aged, is by far the best singer in Korea.
Lim Young-woong, who is famous for liking soccer, first proposed a time axis, and when this fact became known, there was an uproar. About 25,000 tickets were sold in 30 minutes following the reservation started, and regarding 40,000 spectators are expected to visit. The 2019 record of 32,057 people visiting the Seoul World Cup Stadium since the K-League paid spectator tally is the highest ever, but this record is likely to be broken due to Lim Young-woong.
As if to prove the heated reservation fever, cloud spectators gathered in front of the Seoul World Cup Stadium two hours before kick-off. It was a phosphoric acid that reminded me of an A match.
Kang Deok-hee (53), who identified himself as Lim Young-woong’s fan club “Heroic Age,” said, “I came up by KTX from Yangsan, Gyeongsangnam-do in the morning. The booking competition was also very fierce. She goes down to KTX once more following the game,” he revealed.
Can Lim Young-woong’s this time axis lead to the heat of the K-League? Kang Deok-hee said, “I am so excited. I am really happy that (Lim Young-woong) is doing a time celebration. If it is fun to watch today’s game, there is enough intention to return to the stadium to watch soccer.”
The game kicks off shortly following, at 4:30 p.m.
