Gi-hyuk Lee

Gi-hyuk Lee

KOR
 • #3 Center Back
Club
Gangwon
Position

CB

Role

Ball-Playing Centre Back

Birthdate (Age)

Jul 7, 2000 (25)

Preferred Foot

Left

Height

6'0"

Weight

168 lb

National Team
S. Korea

Ranking

92ndout of 258
Overall Grade63.489th/258
Impact score5.259th/258
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Grades

Key Grades

This season

Overall
89th/258 DEF
63.4
Passing
66th/256 DEF
69.5
1 V 1 Defending
53rd/240 DEF
65.9
Aerial Duel
172nd/231 DEF
58.8
Positioning
13th/252 DEF
82
Blocking
226th/244 DEF
49.4

Overall Grades by game

This season

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Metrics

Key Metrics

2
Appearances
201
Minutes
0
Clean sheets
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News

Jun 18, 2026

Part of crucial mistake at Mexico

Lee logged four clearances, two tackles (two won) and one block during South Korea's 1-0 loss Thursday at Mexico.

Analysis: After seeing success against the Czech Republic, South Korea's team went with the same center-backs again. Even though Lee is their trio's only domestic-league player, unlike Kim Min-Jae (Bayern Munich) and Han-Beom Lee (Midtjylland), it was the K-League veteran who was more statistically active than his fellow CBs. For the Koreans, only he and two others (the aforementioned Kim and Lee Jae-Sung) won multiple tackles against Mexico. The defender Lee logged Korea's most clearances and lone block, backing up a relatively inexperienced defense. Yet, the game result was defined by his and goalkeeper Kim Seung-gyu's miscommunication moment, which resulted in Mexico's goal. Kim jumped for a ball in the air, and colliding with Lee caused an untimely fumble right to goalscorer Luis Romo. How the Koreans will respond is unknown, but going into their group-stage finale Wednesday against South Korea, Lee has their most clearances and interceptions, with 12 and three respectively.

Jun 11, 2026

Does part in World Cup opener

Lee logged eight clearances and three interceptions in Thursday's 2-1 win against Czechia.

Analysis: Korea Republic used a three-defender formation, with Lee being its least well-known defender of a trio featuring Bayern veteran Kim Min-Jae and Midtjylland youngster Han-Beom Lee. Nonetheless, he more than did his part defensively, leading the Koreans in clearances and interceptions. Unfortunately for Lee, he was the game's only player to be booked, due to a post-whistle clearance when Czechia earned a late foul in Korean territory. Even though Lee will have to be careful in future games, his most recent effort and South Korea's subsequent result suggest he has earned a regular role.

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