List of FC Seoul players

FC Seoul is an association football club based in Seoul, South Korea. The club was founded in 1983 under the name Lucky-Goldstar FC. Since 1984, Seoul is competing in the K League 1, the highest level of football in the country. Seoul is one of the most successful clubs in the country, having won six K League 1 titles, two League Cups and FA Cups, and one Super Cup.

FC Seoul's one-club men Go Yo-han is the club's all-time most capped player in the official competitions with 395 appearances as of December 2019.

Players

The list below includes all FC Seoul players who have made at least 100 official appearances for the club or who have been capped at full international level by their countries. Former captains, individual award winners or club record holders are also included; the reason for inclusion is stated below the table as a note.

The list is initially ordered by the career period. For the list of Seoul's active players, see current members of the club. The table is updated as of end of the 2019 season.

Table headers

Piyapong Pue-on was the first foreign FC Seoul player.
Park Chu-young has made over 200 league appearances for the club; he was selected in the K League Classic Best XI in 2005.
Adilson dos Santos is the third most capped FC Seoul player, gaining 305 appearances in eight seasons with the club.
Dejan Damjanović is the club's all-time top goalscorer in official matches.
Kim Yong-dae holds the record for the most appearances among the club's goalkeepers.
Ha Dae-sung captained FC Seoul in both matches of the 2013 AFC Champions League Final.
Cha Du-ri has won the Korean FA Cup with the club in 2015.
Key
The player has been capped at full international level for the country
Club record
List of Seoul players, and displaying the types of accomplishments and statistics by the players during their time with the club
Name Nationality Pos Club career Apps Goals Notes
Park Byung-chul South Korea MF 1984 16 0
Kim Kwang-hoon South Korea DF 1984–1985 36 0 [lower-alpha 1]
Han Moon-bae South Korea MF 1984–1986 75 7
Piyapong Pue-on Thailand FW 1984–1986 48 13
Cho Young-jeung South Korea DF 1984–1987 52 14
Park Hang-seo South Korea MF 1984–1988 115 20
Jung Hae-seong South Korea DF 1984–1989 118 2
Kang Deuk-soo South Korea MF 1984–1989 139 20
Kim Hyun-tae South Korea GK 1984–1991
1994
1996–1997		 114 0
Wang Sun-jae South Korea FW 1985–1986 21 1
Lee Boo-yeol South Korea MF 1985–1988 68 2
Choi Jin-han South Korea MF 1985–1991 151 21
Cha Sang-kwang South Korea GK 1986–1991
1995		 149 0
Cho Min-kook South Korea U 1986–1992 139 15
Gu Sang-bum South Korea DF 1986–1993 158 15
Lee Young-jin South Korea MF 1986–1995
1997		 220 11
Jang Jung South Korea DF 1987–1988 33 0
Choi Soon-ho South Korea FW 1988–1990 28 2
Kim Sam-soo South Korea MF 1988–1993 108 4
Choi Young-jun South Korea DF 1988–1994 177 3
Cho Byung-young South Korea DF 1988–1997 179 3
Yoon Sang-chul South Korea FW 1988–1997 301 101
Choi Tae-jin South Korea DF 1989–1992 106 8
Kim Dong-hae South Korea MF 1989–1995 129 9
Lee Young-ik South Korea DF 1989–1997 191 6
Lee In-jae South Korea FW 1989–1997 138 12
Park Jung-bae South Korea DF 1990–1993 111 9
Choi Dae-shik South Korea MF 1990–1995 166 8
Arsenio Luzardo Uruguay MF 1992–1993 18 3
Lim Keun-jae South Korea FW 1992–1994 85 18
Park Chul-woo South Korea GK 1992–1994 62 0
Seo Jung-won South Korea MF 1992–1997 88 26
Kim Bong-soo South Korea GK 1992–1999 113 0
Kim Pan-keun South Korea DF 1994–1997 104 2
Kang Chun-ho South Korea DF 1994–2001 140 3
Choi Yong-soo South Korea FW 1994–1996
1999–2000
2006		 154 60
Jeaustin Campos Costa Rica MF 1995–1996 19 2
Abbas Obeid Jassim Iraq MF 1996–1997 36 4
Kim Dae-sung South Korea MF 1995–1999 153 10
Volodymyr Savchenko Ukraine GK 1996 24 0
Sadiq Saadoun Abdul-Ridha Iraq DF 1996 32 2
Serhiy Skachenko Ukraine FW 1996–1997 52 18
Gilbert Massock Cameroon FW 1997 4 0
Ajibade Babalade Nigeria DF 1997 4 0
Victor Shaka Nigeria FW 1997–1999 71 15
Oleg Elyshev Russia FW 1997–1999 94 17 [lower-alpha 2]
Mutamba Kabongo DR Congo DF 1997–2000 120 9
Kim Gwi-hwa South Korea MF 1998–2000 99 3
Jung Kwang-min South Korea MF 1998–2002
2007		 157 36
Kim Sung-il South Korea DF 1998–2003 143+? 0
Lee Sang-hun South Korea DF 1998–2003 81+? 3
Jukka Koskinen Finland DF/MF 1999 14 0
Ēriks Pelcis Latvia FW 1999–2000 23 4
Wang Jung-hyun South Korea DF 1999–2004 126+? 19
Kim Seong-jae South Korea MF 1999–2005 216 13
Lee Young-pyo South Korea DF 2000–2002 81 3
Choi Yoon-yeol South Korea DF 2000–2002 61+? 0
Andre Brazil MF 2000–2002 105 21
Choi Tae-uk South Korea MF 2000–2003
2010–2013		 192 14
Valeri Sarychev Tajikistan GK 2000–2004 136 0 [lower-alpha 3]
Ricardo Brazil MF 2000–2004 159+? 24
Kim Dong-jin South Korea DF 2000–2006
2011		 147 14
Choi Won-kwon South Korea DF 2000–2008 177+? 3
Park Yong-ho South Korea DF 2000–2004
2007–2011		 185+? 8
Vitaliy Parakhnevych Tajikistan FW 2001 9 2 [lower-alpha 4]
Lee Jung-soo South Korea DF 2002–2004 33+? 2
Park Yo-seb South Korea MF 2002–2004
2007–2008		 68+? 4
Kim Chi-gon South Korea DF 2002–2009 200 5
Masakiyo Maezono Japan MF 2003 16 0
Grafite Brazil FW 2003 9 0
Lee Eul-yong South Korea MF 2003–2004
2006–2008		 106 1
Song Jin-hyung South Korea MF 2003–2007
2017–		 26 1
Jung Jo-gook South Korea FW 2003–2010
2012
2014–2015		 266 84
Koh Myong-jin South Korea MF 2003–2015 283 18
Go Yo-han South Korea MF 2004– 395 38
Renaldo Brazil FW 2004 11 1
Kim Eun-jung South Korea FW 2004–2008 139 41
Lee Chung-yong South Korea MF 2004–2009 78 12
Han Tae-you South Korea MF 2004–2006
2008–2014		 161 5
Baek Ji-hoon South Korea MF 2005–2006 38 3
Lee Ki-hyung South Korea DF 2005–2006 37 0
Ricardo Nascimento Portugal MF 2005–2007 76 8 [lower-alpha 5]
Kwak Tae-hwi South Korea DF 2005–2007
2016–2018		 118 5
Lee Min-sung South Korea DF/MF 2005–2008 92 0
Park Chu-young South Korea FW 2005–2008
2015–		 266 81
Kim Byung-ji South Korea GK 2006–2008 91 0
Ki Sung-yueng South Korea MF 2006–2009
2020–		 93 9
Kim Han-yoon South Korea MF 2006–2010 145 1
Adilson dos Santos Brazil MF/DF 2006–2013 305 20
Kim Jin-kyu South Korea DF 2007–2010
2012–2015		 270 16
Ceyhun Eriş Turkey MF 2008 8 1
Lee Jong-min South Korea DF 2008–2010
2012		 36 1
Lee Seung-yeoul South Korea MF 2008–2011 114 24
Dejan Damjanović Montenegro FW 2008–2013
2016–2017		 330 184
Kim Chi-woo South Korea MF 2008–2010
2012–2017		 231 14
Server Djeparov Uzbekistan MF 2010–2011 40 2
Hyun Young-min South Korea DF 2010–2013 92 4
Ha Dae-sung South Korea MF 2010–2013
2017–2019		 164 26
Choi Hyo-jin South Korea DF 2010–2014 93 4
Kim Yong-dae South Korea GK 2010–2015 222 0
Mauricio Molina Colombia MF 2011–2015 205 24
Kim Ju-young South Korea DF 2012–2014 125 5
Sergio Escudero Japan FW 2012–2015 118 20 [lower-alpha 6]
Cha Du-ri South Korea DF 2013–2015 114 2
Yun Il-lok South Korea FW 2013–2017 190 33
Osmar Barba Spain MF/DF 2014– 222 19
Adriano Brazil FW 2015–2016
2020–		 62 45 [lower-alpha 7]
Yojiro Takahagi Japan MF 2015–2016 62 5
Ju Se-jong South Korea MF 2016– 94 7
Cho Chan-ho South Korea MF 2016–2017 31 0
Jung In-whan South Korea DF 2016–2017 20 0
Shin Kwang-hoon South Korea DF 2017–2018 42 0
Lee Myung-joo South Korea MF 2017–2019 23 3
Kim Sung-joon South Korea MF 2018 11 1
Yun Suk-young South Korea DF 2018 25 1
Alibaev Ikromjon Uzbekistan MF 2019– 35 3
Aleksandar Pešić Serbia FW 2019– 26 10
Notes
  1. Captain of the club in 1985.
  2. Top assist maker of the 1997 League Cup.
  3. Also holds South Korean citizenship under the name Shin Eui-son.
  4. Dual citizenship of Ukraine and Tajikistan; internationally capped for Tajikistan.
  5. Top assist maker of the 2006 K League.
  6. Triple citizenship of Argentina, Spain, and Japan; internationally capped for Japan.
  7. Top scorer of the 2016 AFC Champions League and the 2016 Korean FA Cup, and selected in the K League Classic Best XI in 2015 and 2016.
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