- Union Berlin is temporarily acquiring the services of South Korean player Jeong from VfB Stuttgart.
Union Berlin Reinforces Squad with Loan Signing of Wooyeong Jeong from Stuttgart
Union Berlin has bolstered its roster for the current campaign by acquiring South Korean midfielder Wooyeong Jeong on loan from Bundesliga counterparts VfB Stuttgart, as per the announcement made by both teams. The specifics of the deal terms have remained undisclosed.
"His adaptability and caliber on the field were pivotal factors in his acquisition," commented Union Berlin's First Team Manager, Horst Heldt. "Jeong not only brings technical prowess to the table, but also exhibits the right attitude and preparedness to slot into any system. His addition is expected to provide an additional spark to our offense, and his experience and optimistic disposition will enhance our team's dynamics."
The 24-year-old Jeong transferred to Stuttgart from SC Freiburg last summer, contributing 5 goals in 29 competitive matches. In his first four Bundesliga seasons, Jeong has participated in 111 league games, scoring 19 goals. Since 2021, he has been part of the South Korean national team, netting 3 goals in 21 appearances.
Union Berlin's football league campaign might benefit significantly from Wooyeong Jeong's loan signing, given his impressive goal-scoring record and international experience. With the addition of Jeong, Union Berlin's First Team Manager, Horst Heldt, expressed confidence that the midfielder's skills and attitude will strengthen their offense and team dynamics.
