Stuttgart pays Freiburg an extra €1 million for military service benefits

Hwang Sun-hong's (Stuttgart) gold medal-winning goal for Korea at the Hangzhou 2022 Asian Games was a huge bonus for his hometown team.

Jung started the men's soccer final against Japan on Sunday at the Huanglong Sports Center Stadium in Hangzhou, China, and scored a header in the 27th minute to help his country come from behind to win 2-1.

South Korea, which won its third straight Asian Games, has scored a total of 27 goals at the tournament, with Jung Woo-young responsible for eight of them.

In doing so, Jung joined the ranks of Seo Won-jung (4 goals) in 1990, Hwang Sun-hong (11 goals) in 1994, and Hwang Eui-jo (9 goals) in 2018.

With his Asian Games gold medal, Jung Woo-young's hometown team, 카지노사이트랭크 German Bundesliga side Freiburg, will receive a hefty bonus for his military service.

According to Sky Sports, his current club, Stuttgart, will have to pay Freiburg an additional 1 million euros ($1.42 billion) if he receives military benefits for winning the gold medal.

After joining Bayern Munich in 2018, Jung moved to Freiburg in 2019 before joining Stuttgart this summer.

His transfer to Stuttgart cost €3 million, with an additional €1 million in military benefits.

"Even if Stuttgart pay the €1 million, they will benefit more in the future as Jung will not have to go to the army," Sky Sports explained. 고스톱