User:Hwang Sun-hong's 'emergency' ahead of the match against Thailand
In the event of a recurrence of a hamstring injury, organ departure is inevitable
South Korean national soccer team striker Hwang Hee-chan Wolverhampton has collapsed due to injury. Hwang Seon-ho is on high alert ahead of the second consecutive match against Thailand in the preliminary round of the North Korea-China-U.S. World Cup in March.
Hwang Hee-chan started as a front-line striker in the fifth round of the 2023-2024 FA Cup round of 16 against Brighton and Hove Albion at Molineux Stadium in Wolverhampton, England, on the 29th, but was replaced by Pedro Neto in the 11th minute of the second half.
Hwang Hee-chan is out due to injury in the second half of the FA Cup Round of 16 on the 29th.
With Hwang Hee-chan absent, Wolverhampton won 1-0 to advance to the quarterfinals of the FA Cup for the first time in five years. They will face second-tier Coventry City in the quarterfinals scheduled for next month.
Hwang Hee-chan fell to the ground alone in the 9th minute of the second half without any special collision. He complained of pain while holding on to the back of his left thigh hamstring. As he came out as a substitute for Pedro Netu, he limped a bit with a disheartened face. It is suspected that he has suffered a hamstring injury that has plagued Hwang Hee-chan all the time.
Hwang Hee-chan is being treated by medical staff for a left thigh injury in the second half of the FA Cup Round of 16 on the 29th. 토토
Coach Gary O'Neill of Wolverhampton said, "Hwang Hee-chan felt something wrong with his hamstring. It's a disaster for us because we have a shallow squad," adding, "It doesn't seem to be serious, and I don't think it's going to be serious."
Hwang Hee-chan's injury is a hamstring injury that requires a long break. It could affect up to two consecutive rounds of qualifying matches for the 2026 North-Central America World Cup against Thailand in March, when Hwang Sun-hong, the coach of the Korean Olympic team, will serve as interim head coach.
