Joon-seob Im South Korea23#1
Sung-yun Gu South Korea32#25
Hyeon-mu Kang South Korea31#31Ki-wook Yun South Korea19#71
Sang-min Lee South Korea28#4
Yazan Al-Arab Jordan30#5
Jun Choi South Korea27#16Jae-min Ahn South Korea23#17Han-do Lee South Korea32#20
Jin-su Kim South Korea34#22Jee-won Kim South Korea22#36
Juan Antonio Ros Spain30#37Seong-hun Park South Korea23#40Soo-il Park South Korea30#66Hrvoje Babec Croatia27#6Seung-mo Lee South Korea28#8Ha-won Jung South Africa17#21Pil-gwan Ko South Korea19#23Min-jun Kim South Korea23#24Do-yoon Hwang South Korea23#41Jeong-beom Son South Korea18#42Jang Han-gyeol Park South Korea22#88
Seung-won Jeong South Korea29#7
Patryk Klimala Poland28#9
Anderson Oliveira Brazil28#10
Leonardo Ruiz Colombia30#11Jeong Hyeon-Woo South Korea22#14
Young-wook Cho South Korea27#18
Seong-hoon Cheon Korea DPR25#19
Seon-min Moon South Korea34#27Hyun-woong Jeong South Korea18#47Seloh Samuel Gbato Ivory Coast20#99Seoul were founded in 1983 and have spent the bulk of their history in the English league system, moving between divisions as fortunes shifted before settling into their modern identity.
Seoul World Cup Stadium has been the club's home for generations, and its matchdays remain the centre of the support — the terraces, the songs and the local rivalries that give the fixture list its weight.
