Stoke ace → transfer theory' Bae Jun-ho's honest answer, "The goal is always high... I will do my best in any situation."

Stoke ace → transfer theory' Bae Jun-ho's honest answer, "The goal is always high... I will do my best in any situation."

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Bae Joon-ho (22, Stoke City), who proved his competitiveness in the English Championship (second division), recently gave an honest answer to the transfer rumor.
Bae Joon-ho started in a friendly match against Australia in the Under-22 national team at Yongin Mir Stadium on the 5th and was replaced after playing 45 minutes.

The U-22 national team, which made its debut under coach Lee Min-sung (52), drew 0-0 after a battle with Australia.

"I had a lot of regrets," Bae said after the match at the mixed zone. "There were a lot of scenes where I prepared. I trained and played games for three days. I saw some positive things, too. I'm still in the process of getting my feet together."

Playing his role as a link between offense and defense, Bae displayed unique class performance just in the first half. He played a key role in the national team by banking on his unique penetration and skillful game management. "He is a player who can perform even if he plays for 45 minutes. He will perform better if he recovers his physical condition," coach Lee Min-seong said in a press conference after the game.
Bae Jun-ho responded, "I can't say that my physical condition is 100 percent as the coach said. Still, after training, my body came up to a certain extent," adding, "However, it was too much to run for a long time in good condition." Personally, I was happy to check my sense of play for the first time in a long time."

Bae, who is considered Korea's top offensive resource, joined the A team in June last year and played in the second qualifying match for the 2026 FIFA World Cup in North America. In the match against Singapore, which was his first opportunity to play, Bae scored his debut goal for the A team, leaving a clear impression. He also scored a goal in the third qualifying match against Kuwait in November.

"I definitely have a different mindset," Bae said when asked about the age gap between the A team and the national team. "I feel like I have to lead the team together in the national team by age. I feel more responsible for my plays."

Lee Min-sung began to quench his dream with the goal of the 2026 Nagoya Asian Games. Bae said, "Every player, including myself, knows the importance of the Asian Games. I will continue to work toward the championship without thinking about anything else." 메이저놀이터
He also gave an honest answer to rumors of a transfer that is spreading in the U.K. recently. Bae Jun-ho, who stood out in the K-League 1's Daejeon Hana Citizen, has become a key offensive resource since joining Stoke in 2023. Some people, including "Football League World," raised Bae's move to the English Premier League. "It's hard to say for sure. Nothing has been decided," Bae said. "However, my goal is always at a higher level. No matter what happens, my role is to do my best. I will do my best whether I transfer or not."

Lee Min-sung is scheduled to play a closed warm-up match against Australia on the 9th. According to the Korea Football Association (KFA), information on the game is not disclosed to the media.