Stoke City’s players are enjoying recognition worldwide for their impressive form, both in the EFL Championship and on the international stage. Despite a rough start to the season, Stoke City now holds 13th place in the Championship standings.
This turnaround is credited to new manager Narcis Peláez, whose leadership has instilled a competitive mindset in the squad. Among the players shining brightest is Bae Jun-ho, who continues to deliver standout performances and has once again been called up to represent South Korea.
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Bae Jun-ho: Rising Star for South Korea
Bae Jun-ho’s consistent quality has earned him a spot in South Korea’s squad for the upcoming FIFA international window. The team will face Kuwait and Palestine as they aim for a place in the 2026 World Cup. Bae’s recent international performance was particularly notable, as he contributed an assist in South Korea’s 3-2 victory over Iraq, setting up Se-hun Oh to open the scoring in the 41st minute.
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Peláez has shown great faith in Bae Jun-ho, providing him with ample playing time at Stoke City. This trust is paying off, as Bae has proven his ability to impact matches both domestically and internationally soccer.
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Stoke City Pride: Eleven Players Called Up for International Matches
Alongside Bae Jun-ho, ten other Stoke City players have also been called up to represent their countries during this international break. The club is proud to see its players excel on the global stage, with each of them showcasing the skill and dedication they bring to Stoke City. As these players compete for their nations, they also elevate the name of Stoke City, demonstrating the club’s growing influence in both English and international football.