"Theater Multi-goal" Seoul E Idale said, "Adapting to South Korean soccer..."It was hard at first"

"Theater Multi-goal" Seoul E Idale said, "Adapting to South Korean soccer..."It was hard at first"

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Seoul E-Land FC E-Dale (25) said he is gradually adapting to the K-League 2 level even though he is sticking his tongue to it.

Seoul E-Land won 2-1 with E-Dale's multi-goal in the ninth round of the Hana Bank K League 2 2025 home game against Gyeongnam FC at Mokdong Stadium on the 26th.

Eidale was by far the biggest contributor to the victory. Eidale scored an early first goal after receiving a cutback from Kim Hyun-woo in the box in the third minute of the first half, and scored a dramatic goal in the extra time of the second half when the score was tied 1-1, giving Seoul E-Land three points.

E-Dale, who left Allbor BK to join Seoul E-Land this winter, has been showing off his adaptation with five goals and one assist in nine games. Seoul E-Land, which failed to get promoted last season due to the absence of a clear front-line striker, has found the "last puzzle."

Coach Kim Do-kyun also gave a thumbs-up in a press conference after the game, saying, "It is 100 points in terms of scores, but there are still areas that need to be improved. I want to help make up for my shortcomings and make him a more threatening forward striker."

Eidale, who was selected as a trainee, said, "I'm happy to win as a team, even though it was a tough game. "I'm encouraged to turn around the atmosphere that has been low because I haven't been able to win the last two games," he said.

He has played in Europe except when he was in Sydney since his debut as a pro. When asked if he is adjusting well to the Korean stage, he said, "It is a process that is melting into Korean soccer. My teammates are helping me a lot. As it has been a long time since I played full-time, I was able to boost my confidence. I want to continue to display good performance in the future." 먹튀검증

"I didn't think it would be easy to adapt, and I expected that no team would have an easy opponent. I didn't think much, but it is also true that I struggled with the way I played in the K-League. The K-League tends to have different aspects in the first 60 minutes and the last 30 minutes. I am gradually adapting and feel comfortable now," he said.