On Thursday, October 16, in Riyadh, the prestigious AFC Awards witnessed a historic moment as Lee Kang-In made waves by being named the Best Asian International Player of 2025. The Paris Saint-Germain midfielder outshone notable contenders Mehdi Taremi and Takefusa Kubo, marking a significant milestone as the first PSG player to receive this honor.
Lee Kang-In, hailed as a symbol of Asian football, continues to break barriers in his sport. His performance during the 2024-2025 season has been nothing short of outstanding, featuring an impressive tally of 49 matches, where he scored 7 goals and provided 6 assists. His contributions have been pivotal in securing a historic quadruple for PSG, clinching titles in Ligue 1, Coupe de France, Trophée des Champions, and the UEFA Champions League.
His influence isn’t limited to club football; Lee has also shined on the international stage with South Korea. He played a crucial role in leading his national team to the 2026 World Cup, scoring 5 goals and assisting 6 times during the qualifiers. Furthermore, he made headlines as the first goalscorer in the UEFA Super Cup against Tottenham, proving he thrives in high-pressure situations.
Lee Kang-In: A Rising Star in Asian Football
Since joining PSG in 2023, Lee Kang-In has been on a trophy-winning spree, rapidly ascending to become a continental icon. His ability to perform consistently at the highest levels showcases not only his talent but also his ambition to elevate Asian football on the world stage.
With this accolade, Lee Kang-In not only solidifies his status as a key player for PSG but also becomes a beacon of hope for aspiring footballers across Asia. As he continues to collect trophies and accolades, it’s clear that both Asia and Paris have found their champion in Lee Kang-In.
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