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Hee-chan Hwang
South Korea · attacker · 177cm · Born 1996-01-26
Goals by Competition
182
Appearances
44
Goals
16
Assists
26
Cards
Premier League 24 goals · 110 apps
WC Qualification Asia 8 goals · 21 apps
Europa League 6 goals · 15 apps
Champions League 5 goals · 16 apps
World Cup 1 goals · 9 apps
Bundesliga 0 goals · 11 apps
Other Competitions 0 goals · 0 apps
Season by Season
2021/2022 — Premier League 24 apps · 5 goals
2022/2023 — Premier League 17 apps · 3 goals
2023/2024 — Premier League 45 apps · 12 goals
2024/2025 — Premier League 5 apps · 2 goals
2025/2026 — Premier League 19 apps · 2 goals
2017/2018 — Europa League 12 apps · 3 goals
2019/2020 — Champions League 14 apps · 3 goals
2019/2020 — Europa League 3 apps · 1 goals
2020/2021 — Champions League 2 apps
2020/2021 — Bundesliga 10 apps
2021/2022 — Bundesliga 1 apps
2018 — World Cup 2 apps
2018 — WC Qualification Asia 4 apps · 1 goals
2022 — WC Qualification Asia 13 apps · 3 goals
2022 — World Cup 6 apps · 1 goals
2026 — WC Qualification Asia 4 apps · 4 goals
2026 — World Cup 1 apps
Career — Other Competitions 0 apps
HH
Profil du Joueur
Hwang Hee-chan (Korean: 황희찬; born 26 January 1996) is a South Korean professional footballer who plays as a forward for EFL Championship club Wolverhampton Wanderers and the South Korea national team. Hwang is nicknamed "Hwangso" (황소), the Korean word for bull, in South Korea due to his aggressive playing style and surname.
Photo : Wikimedia Commons
Biographie
Naissance 1996-01-26 (30)
Lieu de naissance Chuncheon
Taille 177 cm
Nationalité South Korea
Postes forward
Carrière en club
South Korea U17
2011 — 2012 South Korea U20
2013 — 2014 South Korea U23
2015 — 2018 FC Red Bull Salzburg
2015 — 2020 FC Liefering
2015 — 2016 South Korea
2016 — present Hamburger SV
2018 — 2019 RB Leipzig
2020 — 2022 Wolverhampton
2022 — present Articles Connexes
Hwang's magic sparks South Korea comeback win11 juinKorea Republic 2-1 Czech Republic: Korea Republic make pressure count against Czech Republic19 juin
Korea Republic's relentless pressure pays off in a 2-1 victory over Czech Republic, despite trailing after Ladislav Krejci's 59th-minute goal. In-beom Hwang orchestrates the comeback, capitalizing on Korea's 62% possession to control the game and secure a deserved win.