wow this is the first channel i've seen actually do an in-depth yet compact analysis on minhyuk that touches on his strengths well done and well researched
Sonny is like an idol to a lot of the young players out of Korea. Especially wingers. For me this reminds me a lot of an anime protagonist arc. I hope he makes my club proud 🙏
Exactly if Ur good enough Ur old enough... Mikey Moore actually adds something to the team. It's not like were carrying him. From what I've seen he's carrying us when on the pitch and the lad is 16. This guy looks similar
@QuotidianStupidity I have watched n watched spurs game n felt...lots of shit cross pass from right side that I suffocated. Even though Yang is young..his cross pass quality is much much better than BJ n Emerson.
Mikey moore has not carried the team lol. And solomon was decent against vissel kobe and helped get that late winner to mikey moore. Dont forget Solomon has a better g/a per minute in the premier league and the UCL then every player at spurs besides Son. Its injuries. He's quality@@daveeastcott9323
As a Korean, I remember Son when he was as young as Yang. I was surprised at exceptional shooting ability. That surprise had not been replicated in more than 10 years watching Korean football, but watching Yang made me surprised again. To be honest, I think he seems even more well rounded than Son at the age, being calm and concise, but the downside would be the speed. Son had both shooting and speed, which are two most important traits for an attacker.(plus both feet) Yang doesn't seem to be as quick. This could hold him back from utilizing his shooting skills, since he has to get away from defenders to shoot.
He's probably the best as well as the most unknown prospect out of Asia. He's that good. Great signing. European teams should be signing up the best Korean and Japanese prospects. It's a money pot untapped. It's frankly ridiculous how underrated these kids are. Even if you sell them back to a K League. J League or a Middle East team even if they don't break into first team, they would be worth the return on investment.
His age means he fits is with the rest of the young players, spurs have signed. Nothing about replacing a player, it’s about building for the future. Having players longer at the club. Plus the resale value in the future for them is going to be much higher. It’s the first time in decades that spurs have had a very young team, with the right mix of older players. They have signed young players that can play just as good in a number of positions on the pitch. Young players that just want to play no matter were they play.
i just hope these youngsters get play time and show what there capable of because all the recent youngsters dont get much play time, look at veliz for example, he was loaned and played a handfull of games...
did you hear the japanese journo in the kobe press conference? when he said Ange literally changed the way football was played in japan? that is his impact in east asian!
I think K-League is equivalent to EFL level, and at 17, Yang is a very impressive talent. For comparison, imagine if Yang was British, 17yrs old and has 8G and 4A in EFL right now, every big clubs will be chasing after him.
I think the two leagues are comparable but the top EFL clubs are definitely better than the top Kleague clubs. Regardless, we've seen top Kleague talents perform well in the EFL so I don't doubt Yang is already at that level.
He will be a good signing as we are going down the youth route other clubs are buying the finished player at huge cost spurs are buying youth class of 92 all over again
First and foremost, last season when the first team players were all fit we set off like a house on fire, running away with the first 10 games! I said before the start of last season though, our first team is pretty good but our squad players lack any cohesion. They may be reasonably good players, but never seem to be able to work as a team. I'm hoping with the players you mentioned, plus Devine, Tyrese Hall, Will Lankshear et all will be given the chance to shine in Europe and other Cup competitions. If it were me? I saw Dragosin do wonders in the Euros, but not as backup for VDV. His place is definitely in competition with Romero, so we need another Left Sided defender. Ben Davis has been a great servant for the club, but can he STILL be? I think Spence has started to mature. I'm pleased for him having another chance! For me the biggest expense should go on replacing Kane with an out an out striker. I keep giving Richarlison another chance, but my patience has worn thin with him, seeing as he is injured again! Toney? Perhaps, Jonathan David? No, I would like us to go after Gyokeres!
The K-League has quite a few similarities with the Premier League than the other four big leagues. Although the level is low. This is because national team leaders and Premier League players such as Park Ji-sung and Son Heung-min have had a tremendous impact on youth.
Not many footballers are fast as Son in the world. Yang will actually be more agile and better in tight spaces and chance that he'll be better finisher in final 3rd.
@@trex1448 Son is one of the most efficient finishers in the history of football. Yang could be half the finisher Son is and still be an incredible player. But certainly he seems to have quicker feet and seems to be a lot easier for him to manuever past players
@@jasonjc2264 Son's arguably the best finisher on counter attack or otherwise attacking lanes and exploiting open spaces. In tight spaces, he just doesn't have the dead ball skills to be effective although he smartly knows how to use teammates in the box in those situations and often creates chances for himself or others. Yang has the potential to be better than Son in this... but he's 18. We'll have to wait and see. I thought Lee Seungwoo, Baek Seungho would be playing in top leagues scoring goals but they both couldn't hack it in Europe although Baek is in Champions League.
@@trex1448 definitely agree this kid has incredible potential. He already looks an amazing striker of the football so if he can balance getting stronger physically to adjust to premier league football and maintaining his agility and quickness over short distances he will fit in this spurs side
I think both which is what’s gonna happen ! Buying top talent for future whilst adding a couple oven ready players . I like the look of this Yang player however I expect him to go to for example Belgium or Netherlands in January. Then another loan next season to a more physical league like Bundesliga or championship next season. He will need to get used to more physical leagues. My only concern is that he’s quite a slight physically but does seem more stocky than bryan Gil for example
this is giving shades of Bryan gil. good dribbling but when you're playing in a league where you'll get fouled while dribbling or shoved off the ball and the ref won't pay any attention to it, I think he'll struggle
Hey, Yang is the real deal. He could be better than Son in a few ways: dribbling and defense. Equally good at being a sniper shooting. Tottenham are really lucky to have landed this lad.
He will be out at Doncaster or another 3rd division team, Kane had four or five loan moves. Kane couldn’t get in the Norwich team. Poor kid is just going to get wasted for the next few seasons
He has a four year contract, this is his second season so after this Asian tour it won't be surprising if a Japanese player is signed, or maybe they are not that good.
Wonder why he never got into the european youth academies before 18? Perhaps you are all hyping this lad a little too much? As much as you all hyped up Sess, Gil, Clarke and Rodon?
Min-Hyuk Yang is the replacement for Son. Staying on in the J league means gets playing time and will be ready for when he joins Spurs. For those who are saying he is too small that's juts silly talk, their is plenty of small players in the prem. The issue with Gil was he was too light Min Hyuk already looks bigger in body the Gil does
he's not a centerback so why should height matter? if the plan is to play him as a winger, speed and being physically difficult to knock off the ball are what I d.want to see.
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Yang just got another goal and an assist in the K-League. 8G 4A so far in his first professional debut!
While going to high school at that. Insane talent.
You mean “in his debut season”, surely.
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Yang's Accuracy of Cross pass is super...
Yang plays with so much flair that it's incredible that he wasn't trained in Spain or South America.
wow this is the first channel i've seen actually do an in-depth yet compact analysis on minhyuk that touches on his strengths
well done and well researched
Man. This boy is a real deal!
Based on some RUclips clips?
@@TheRealist2024Hes 18 yrs old who scored the most in he’s debuting season
Sonny is like an idol to a lot of the young players out of Korea. Especially wingers. For me this reminds me a lot of an anime protagonist arc. I hope he makes my club proud 🙏
Not just Korea. Asia. He is THE face of Asian football.
Seeing Werner and Solomon current form,he would definitely get a chance to show himself if not loaned out
Dont really rate solomon, was worth a gamble on a free but think we should move him on. This fella will join us in Jan so we will be well stocked
Exactly if Ur good enough Ur old enough...
Mikey Moore actually adds something to the team. It's not like were carrying him. From what I've seen he's carrying us when on the pitch and the lad is 16.
This guy looks similar
@QuotidianStupidity I have watched n watched spurs game n felt...lots of shit cross pass from right side that I suffocated. Even though Yang is young..his cross pass quality is much much better than BJ n Emerson.
Mikey moore has not carried the team lol. And solomon was decent against vissel kobe and helped get that late winner to mikey moore. Dont forget Solomon has a better g/a per minute in the premier league and the UCL then every player at spurs besides Son. Its injuries. He's quality@@daveeastcott9323
Cant wait to see Yangy in action
Been seeing you're channel recently. Subscribed. Nothing more said. Keep it up 💪
Yes. Get them young and in a few years he'll qualify as home grown under current rule. 👍🏻
this channel went from 1k to 6k so fast
thanks to koreans lol
@@nsd8057and Japanese
As a Korean, I remember Son when he was as young as Yang. I was surprised at exceptional shooting ability. That surprise had not been replicated in more than 10 years watching Korean football, but watching Yang made me surprised again. To be honest, I think he seems even more well rounded than Son at the age, being calm and concise, but the downside would be the speed. Son had both shooting and speed, which are two most important traits for an attacker.(plus both feet) Yang doesn't seem to be as quick. This could hold him back from utilizing his shooting skills, since he has to get away from defenders to shoot.
From what I have seen, Yang may be quicker
More well rounded but yang is not as good as shooting as Son is most definitely
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Yang is also good with both feet.
Wow what a great player 😊
Yo you guys will get to see him tmrw hopefully when spurs play kleague allstars
He's probably the best as well as the most unknown prospect out of Asia. He's that good. Great signing. European teams should be signing up the best Korean and Japanese prospects. It's a money pot untapped. It's frankly ridiculous how underrated these kids are. Even if you sell them back to a K League. J League or a Middle East team even if they don't break into first team, they would be worth the return on investment.
His age means he fits is with the rest of the young players, spurs have signed. Nothing about replacing a player, it’s about building for the future. Having players longer at the club. Plus the resale value in the future for them is going to be much higher.
It’s the first time in decades that spurs have had a very young team, with the right mix of older players. They have signed young players that can play just as good in a number of positions on the pitch. Young players that just want to play no matter were they play.
He will also count as homegrown at club for Europe in two years. You need four of those to fill the roster, more if you think you might sell some.
Good to be informed on this new signing🎉
Love the videos you put out. Just try put the Spurs Unwrapped text a bit more to the side and not in the middle of the video xD
i just hope these youngsters get play time and show what there capable of because all the recent youngsters dont get much play time, look at veliz for example, he was loaned and played a handfull of games...
Veliz needs to be loaned again to a championship club this time. Mikey moore needs a loan to the championship too, so does lankshear and Yang
100% next Son Heung-Min!
so cool~~~
Thank you!
Son was a bit of one trick pony with huge potential when he was 18 y.o. Yang looks like a more well-rounded player compared to Son at 18.
Really a good observation
I don't agree with you.ㅎㅎㅎㅎ
hope he does well. i see a mitoma type player. hopefully he gets faster and stronger
고등학교 졸업장보다 토트넘의 계약서가 더 빨리 도착했다 .
잘 성장해서 큰 꿈 꼭 이루길 바래요 🙏👍🤗❤
i love your videos
It's not perfect, but it might be easier for foreigners to pronounce it as "yang minyeog."
did you hear the japanese journo in the kobe press conference? when he said Ange literally changed the way football was played in japan? that is his impact in east asian!
I think K-League is equivalent to EFL level, and at 17, Yang is a very impressive talent. For comparison, imagine if Yang was British, 17yrs old and has 8G and 4A in EFL right now, every big clubs will be chasing after him.
Yang is 18.
I think the two leagues are comparable but the top EFL clubs are definitely better than the top Kleague clubs. Regardless, we've seen top Kleague talents perform well in the EFL so I don't doubt Yang is already at that level.
He will be a good signing as we are going down the youth route other clubs are buying the finished player at huge cost spurs are buying youth class of 92 all over again
First and foremost, last season when the first team players were all fit we set off like a house on fire, running away with the first 10 games! I said before the start of last season though, our first team is pretty good but our squad players lack any cohesion. They may be reasonably good players, but never seem to be able to work as a team. I'm hoping with the players you mentioned, plus Devine, Tyrese Hall, Will Lankshear et all will be given the chance to shine in Europe and other Cup competitions. If it were me? I saw Dragosin do wonders in the Euros, but not as backup for VDV. His place is definitely in competition with Romero, so we need another Left Sided defender. Ben Davis has been a great servant for the club, but can he STILL be? I think Spence has started to mature. I'm pleased for him having another chance! For me the biggest expense should go on replacing Kane with an out an out striker. I keep giving Richarlison another chance, but my patience has worn thin with him, seeing as he is injured again! Toney? Perhaps, Jonathan David? No, I would like us to go after Gyokeres!
hope he learns from Son....shooting and Son's burst speed.
The K-League has quite a few similarities with the Premier League than the other four big leagues. Although the level is low. This is because national team leaders and Premier League players such as Park Ji-sung and Son Heung-min have had a tremendous impact on youth.
Son is over! A new K-league footballer has come as wing position of Tottenham Hotspur to achieving the trophy.
Yang is 5'7. Sonny is 6'0. Yang will never have Sonny's blistering speed.
Not many footballers are fast as Son in the world. Yang will actually be more agile and better in tight spaces and chance that he'll be better finisher in final 3rd.
@@trex1448 Son is one of the most efficient finishers in the history of football. Yang could be half the finisher Son is and still be an incredible player. But certainly he seems to have quicker feet and seems to be a lot easier for him to manuever past players
@@jasonjc2264 Son's arguably the best finisher on counter attack or otherwise attacking lanes and exploiting open spaces. In tight spaces, he just doesn't have the dead ball skills to be effective although he smartly knows how to use teammates in the box in those situations and often creates chances for himself or others. Yang has the potential to be better than Son in this... but he's 18. We'll have to wait and see. I thought Lee Seungwoo, Baek Seungho would be playing in top leagues scoring goals but they both couldn't hack it in Europe although Baek is in Champions League.
@@trex1448 definitely agree this kid has incredible potential. He already looks an amazing striker of the football so if he can balance getting stronger physically to adjust to premier league football and maintaining his agility and quickness over short distances he will fit in this spurs side
I think both which is what’s gonna happen ! Buying top talent for future whilst adding a couple oven ready players .
I like the look of this Yang player however I expect him to go to for example Belgium or Netherlands in January. Then another loan next season to a more physical league like Bundesliga or championship next season. He will need to get used to more physical leagues. My only concern is that he’s quite a slight physically but does seem more stocky than bryan Gil for example
Yang M. H
2023 : 171cm
2024 : 176cm
@@Aadiotygod25dada 🤣 it’s called growing
That they can sell 20 million shirts with his name on it
the way and style he plays on the field is more like lee kangin than sonny.
Calling Son and him similar stylistically just shows you havent actually seen a lot of him, and is just quite lazy tbf
I have not seem much of him, in your opinion who does he resemble stylistically ?
Did he say "stylistically", or did he say they were similar statistically, and then show how they are in fact, similar statistically?
Statistically.
As if you know any better
Yea, I don't think they're at all alike really. Although he does have a similar ball-striking technique.
this is giving shades of Bryan gil. good dribbling but when you're playing in a league where you'll get fouled while dribbling or shoved off the ball and the ref won't pay any attention to it, I think he'll struggle
Gil frame is small. He is skinny. Min-Hyuk Yang already looks bigger and is only 18. He will fill out.
i dont think so hes frame is bigger with the balance and flexibility
Have played with a korean? They r just build different..
Nothing against him but would love Portugals leao
Hey, Yang is the real deal. He could be better than Son in a few ways: dribbling and defense. Equally good at being a sniper shooting. Tottenham are really lucky to have landed this lad.
He will be out at Doncaster or another 3rd division team, Kane had four or five loan moves. Kane couldn’t get in the Norwich team.
Poor kid is just going to get wasted for the next few seasons
im suprised ange hasnt brought any japanese players to the prem
He has a four year contract, this is his second season so after this Asian tour it won't be surprising if a Japanese player is signed, or maybe they are not that good.
How many times do you need to say “the 18 year old” ?
Wonder why he never got into the european youth academies before 18? Perhaps you are all hyping this lad a little too much? As much as you all hyped up Sess, Gil, Clarke and Rodon?
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Min-Hyuk Yang is the replacement for Son. Staying on in the J league means gets playing time and will be ready for when he joins Spurs. For those who are saying he is too small that's juts silly talk, their is plenty of small players in the prem. The issue with Gil was he was too light Min Hyuk already looks bigger in body the Gil does
It's K-league😅
They added him because they didnt want to lose their south korean fanbase when son leaves. Dont be surprised if he is sold now.
Levy's new cash cow for the South Korean market when Son departs, an absolute disgrace.
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He's not physically good enough for the prem
He's like 5,7
@@remiel1155 so is Kubo but he's doing alright
Mo Salah and Sadio Mane are about the same height.
The prem and la liga are very different but I guess we will never know
But he's 17 years old he'll grow !
he's not a centerback so why should height matter? if the plan is to play him as a winger, speed and being physically difficult to knock off the ball are what I d.want to see.