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QPR transfers: South Korea’s Yun Suk-Young completes Hoops move

QPR transfers: The Hoops complete the signing of South Korean Yun Suk-Young from K-League side Chunnam Dragons

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Queens Park Rangers have completed the signing of Yun Suk-Young from K-League side Chunnam Dragons for an undisclosed fee.

The South Korea international has penned a three-and-a-half year deal at Loftus Road after being granted a work permit and will be eligible to play for the Hoops once he obtains a visa.

The 22-year-old left-back made his full South Korea debut last October in a Fifa World Cup qualifier against Iran before featuring in their Olympic side which won bronze at the London Games.

Suk-Young has also been named in the South Korea squad that take on Croatia in a friendly at Craven Cottage next month, with QPR fighting off interest from a number of top European clubs for his signature.

He joins compatriot Park Ji-Sung, who retired from international football in 2011, at Loftus Road after the midfielder joined the Hoops from Manchester United in the summer.

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