Jeon Jin-woo scored one goal and one assist in the 16th round of the K League 1 against Daegu FC at Daegu iM Bank PARK on the 27th, leading Jeonbuk to a 4-0 victory.

Jeonbuk, led by Jeon Jin-woo, secured 32 points to take the lead. On the same day, Daejeon Hana Citizen lost to Pohang Steelers and remained flat at 31 points, making Jeonbuk come from behind. Jeonbuk has an advantage in the ranking fight because it played one less game.온라인바카라

Jeon Jin-woo, who contributed the most to the victory, injured his right eyelid while competing with Daegu Jang Song-won for an aerial ball just 10 minutes into the first half. His eyes were swollen from the strong collision. It was such a serious injury that it seemed difficult to play the game itself.

It was not unusual for him to replace him, but Jeon kept his position. He even scored a fantastic goal in the 20th minute of the second half to give his team the lead. After catching the ball from the left side, Jeon instantly entered the penalty box by beating three defenders. Then, with his flashy movements, he deviated from the opponent team's mark and attempted a right-footed shot at half-beat fast timing, shaking the net. It was a goal perfectly made by his personal ability.

Six minutes later, Jeon Jin-woo broke down the right side and helped Lee Young-jae to a net goal with an accurate ground ball cross. It was a "crazy performance" with one goal and one assist with eyes that were not even seen properly.

After the game, online fans are comparing Jeon to Seo Tae-woong from the basketball cartoon "Slam Dunk." Although he injured his eye due to injury during the game, it means that just like Seo, who leads his team to victory, Jeon played with his left eye to present a point to Jeonbuk.

Jeon Jin-woo is the lone leading scorer with 11 goals. Daejeon's Joo Min-gyu is chasing with 10 goals, but Jeon Jin-woo rarely allows a tie or a turnaround.

Jun Jin-woo has also joined the national team thanks to his recent performance. Coach Hong Myung-bo has selected Jeon Jin-woo, who is currently showing the best offensive capability in the K League 1, ahead of the second consecutive qualifying round for the third Asian region for the 2026 North-China World Cup that will take place in June.

Jun Jin-woo maintained constant performance despite injury, proving why he wore the national flag. He clearly displayed his skills, confidence and mental strength.