At 29 years old, Hwang In-beom boasts considerable experience in European football. The South Korean midfielder, who is reportedly on FC Porto's radar for their midfield, previously played for Rubin Kazan (Russia), Olympiacos (Greece), and Red Star Belgrade (Serbia) before signing with Feyenoord (Netherlands) in 2024.
During this period, he established himself as a cornerstone of the South Korean national team, which, despite failing to advance past the group stage at the 2026 World Cup, saw In-beom emerge as one of their standout performers. The Asian side, placed in Group A, even started their campaign with a victory.
On the opening night of the World Cup, the South Koreans defeated the Czech Republic 2-1 in Guadalajara, despite initially falling behind. It was the FC Porto target who orchestrated the comeback. First, he scored a magnificent goal, showcasing his exceptional technical ability and timing from inside the penalty area.
Later, in the final stages of the match, he also assisted Oh Hyun-jyu for the decisive 2-1. While the World Cup ended in disappointment for Hwang In-beom, the midfielder could now be on the verge of a new chapter in his career, with FC Porto closely monitoring the situation. Developments could unfold in the coming days...