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Ulsan HD1
Ji-hun Kim South Korea21#3Chang-yong Lee South Korea36#4
Young-chan Kim South Korea33#5
Kyung-won Kwon South Korea34#21
Dong-jin Kim South Korea33#22Tae-hee Lee South Korea34#32
Danny Bakker Netherlands31#33
Jong-hyeon Park South Korea25#66
Alan Dunne South Korea37#89
Hyun-woo Ju South Korea36#99
Matheus Oliveira Brazil28#7
Jung-hyun Kim South Korea33#8Ka-ram Han South Korea28#13Branislav Knežević Serbia24#18
Bo-kyung Kim South Korea36#24Jin-yong Lee South Korea25#26Hyeong-jun Oh South Korea19#70Jung-woo Jang South Korea21#77
Breno Herculano Brazil27#9
Ivan Jukic Bosnia and Herzegovina30#10
Airton Brazil27#11Seong-woo Moon South Korea23#14Jeong-hun Park South Korea22#15
Ji-hun Kang South Korea29#17Un Kim South Korea31#19Kim Jae-Hyeon South Korea29#25
Geon-joo Choi South Korea27#27
Blaise Tsague Cameroon26#28Gang Kim South Korea19#47Hyun-woo Chae South Korea22#71Anyang were founded in the nineteenth century and have spent the bulk of their history in the English league system, moving between divisions as fortunes shifted before settling into their modern identity.
Anyang Stadium has been the club's home for generations, and its matchdays remain the centre of the support — the terraces, the songs and the local rivalries that give the fixture list its weight.
