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He Didn't Have to Do Military Service and Hugo Broos Was His Tormentor at the World Cup: This Is Han-Beom Lee, for Whom Club Brugge Is Paying 7 Million.

Club Brugge brings a South Korean, Han-beom Lee (24), to the Jan Breydel Stadium. Blue-black is paying a hefty 7 million plus bonuses for the World Cup participant, who will soon form the central defensive duo with Brandon Mechele. But who is the South Korean who did not have to do military service and has already crowned himself a cup hero?

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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Ahn Hong-seok = South Korean national football team defender Lee Han-beom (24) left Midtjylland in Denmark and joined the prestigious Belgian club Club Brugge.

·Seoul, Korea (the Republic of)
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Club Brugge brings a South Korean, Han-beom Lee (24), to the Jan Breydel Stadium. Blue-black is paying a hefty 7 million plus bonuses for the World Cup participant, who will soon form the central defensive duo with Brandon Mechele. But who is the South Korean who did not have to do military service and has already crowned himself a cup hero?

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Cho Kyu-sung of Denmark's Midtjylland led the team to two consecutive league wins, and news has emerged that his teammate, defender Lee Han-beom, is on the verge of transferring to Belgian league club Club Brugge. Lee has completed his medical test, and a significant salary increase is expected.

This start of the season may well be very busy on the side of the Jan Breydel Stadium. The officialization of the transfers of Han-Beom Lee and Freddie Potts is imminent. The South Korean was seen in Bruges taking pictures for the club's official website, and Potts passed his medical tests.

Lee Han-beom will now play for Club Brugge, who won the Belgian championship last season.

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조선일보 broke the news on Sunday, August 2, 2026.
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