New star for the EV Landshut: Seonwoo Park starts!

New star for the EV Landshut: Seonwoo Park starts!

Landshut, Deutschland - The EV Landshut can look forward to a promising newcomer: Seonwoo Park, a 20-year-old attacker with Korean roots and German passport, changes from the self-Bavarian city. The transfer was officially confirmed on Monday morning. Park will represent the colors of the EV Landshut in the coming season and, with its 1.87 meters and 87 kilograms, not only brings with it physical presence, but also a lot of potential.

Last season, the talented center forward played the hooligars in the DEL2, where he scored five goals and five assists in 44 games. His performance also earned him valuable experiences because he was able to score in three out of four games in crucial duels against the EV Landshut. Sports director Max Brandl has been in view of Park for a long time and sees him a stable, physically present player who also acts goal -oriented. Brandl is optimistic about the newcomer and describes Parks character as extremely positive.

promising future

Park itself was enthusiastic about his change and emphasized that the framework conditions among the landshuts are perfect for its sporting and personal development. "I look forward to the challenge and responsibility in the team," says the young player. According to the park, both the style of play and the team concept ideally fit his ideas, which underlines its ambitions. The positive feedback from former players about the EV Landshut has further strengthened his interest.

The last season was also remarkable in terms of parking development. In the U20 league for the Dresden team, he was able to achieve a whopping 54 points (22 goals and 32 assists) in 45 games, which underlines his ability to set accents in the attack. The player has signed a one-year contract with the option to another season, which promises a long-term perspective for the EV Landshut.

changes in the squad

While the Landshut fans celebrate the arrival of Seonwoo Park, there are also other personnel changes in the squad. Yannik Burghart, a striker at EHC Freiburg, decided against further cooperation with the DEL2 club and would like to face new challenges. In his first season at EHC Freiburg, Burghart scored impressive eight goals and six templates in 48 games.

With Seonwoo Park, the EV Landshut not only supports its own offensive, but also relies on an inspiring player personality to strengthen the team in the coming season. Fans can look forward to the new season, will demonstrate its skills in the park and maybe write the next major success story at EV Landshut. Further details are in the reports of Passauer new press