Yoon Doyoung has made a significant move to Eredivisie side Excelsior Rotterdam after recently joining Brighton from Daejeon Hana Citizen. His season-long loan to Excelsior comes after signing a five-year deal with Brighton for a reported fee of around £2m. Excelsior, having been promoted from the second tier last season, is looking to Doyoung to help them establish themselves in the top flight.
Upon his arrival at Excelsior, Doyoung was quick to mention the warm welcome he received from everyone at the club, noting the friendly atmosphere and familiar feeling that surrounded him. The South Korean player described himself as an aggressive and attacking player who thrives on creative play. He expressed his desire to not only help the team achieve success on the field but also to bring a positive energy to the club both during training sessions and matches.
Following a conversation with head coach Ruben den Uil, Doyoung gained a better understanding of the club’s playing style and was particularly impressed by the team’s strong and high-quality performance. It was this positive impression that ultimately convinced him to make the move to Excelsior.
Looking ahead to the season, Doyoung emphasized the importance of teamwork and putting Excelsior in a positive spotlight as they navigate their first season in the top flight. Technical manager Niels van Duinen expressed the club’s excitement about securing the loan signing of Doyoung, calling him one of the brightest young talents in South Korea.
With high expectations for the season ahead, Doyoung’s arrival at Excelsior has generated a buzz of anticipation among fans and players alike. As he settles into his new surroundings and begins training with his new teammates, all eyes will be on the promising South Korean player as he aims to make a lasting impact at his new club.
