Turkish Super Lig side Alanyaspor is set to loan South Korean player Hwang Ui-jo
Turkish Super Lig side Alanyaspor is set to loan South Korean player Ui-jo Hwang, according to renowned journalist Romano. The deal with Nottingham Forest has been agreed upon, and the loan will not include a buyout clause.
Romano reported that Alanyaspor and Nottingham Forest reached an agreement to loan South Korean player Ui-jo Hwang, and the deal has been completed. The loan period extends until the end of the current season, and there is no option for a permanent transfer. Hwang Ui-jo has accepted the loan move and will be leaving Nottingham Forest.
Ui-jo Hwang, aged 31, has a market value of €3 million and stands at 185cm tall. He plays as a forward and spent the first half of the season on loan to Championship side Norwich City, making 18 appearances for the team, scoring 3 goals, and providing 1 assist.
Romano reported that Alanyaspor and Nottingham Forest reached an agreement to loan South Korean player Ui-jo Hwang, and the deal has been completed. The loan period extends until the end of the current season, and there is no option for a permanent transfer. Hwang Ui-jo has accepted the loan move and will be leaving Nottingham Forest.
Ui-jo Hwang, aged 31, has a market value of €3 million and stands at 185cm tall. He plays as a forward and spent the first half of the season on loan to Championship side Norwich City, making 18 appearances for the team, scoring 3 goals, and providing 1 assist.
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