South Korea national football team records and statistics

This article is regarding player records of the South Korea national football team.[1]

Most capped players

As of 30 June 2020[1]

List of South Korean footballers with 100 or more international caps.
Bold names denote a player still playing or available for selection.
Players in red background are not members of the FIFA Century Club.[2]

#	Player	Career	Caps
1	Cha Bum-kun	1972–1986	136
1	Hong Myung-bo	1990–2002	136
3	Lee Woon-jae	1994–2010	133
4	Lee Young-pyo	1999–2011	127
5	Kim Ho-kon	1971–1979	124
5	Yoo Sang-chul	1994–2005	124
7	Cho Young-jeung	1975–1986	113
8	Ki Sung-yueng	2008–2019	110
9	Park Sung-hwa	1975–1984	107
10	Kim Tae-young	1992–2004	105
10	Lee Dong-gook	1998–2017	105
12	Huh Jung-moo	1974–1986	103
12	Hwang Sun-hong	1988–2002	103
14	Cho Kwang-rae	1977–1986	100
14	Park Ji-sung	2000–2011	100

Top goalscorers

As of 18 December 2019[1]

List of South Korean footballers with 20 or more international goals.
Bold names denote a player still playing or available for selection.

#	Player	Career	Goals	Caps	Average
1	Cha Bum-kun	1972–1986	58	136	0.43
2	Hwang Sun-hong	1988–2002	50	103	0.49
3	Park Lee-chun	1969–1974	36	89	0.40
4	Kim Jae-han	1972–1979	33	58	0.57
4	Lee Dong-gook	1998–2017	33	105	0.31
6	Kim Do-hoon	1994–2003	30	72	0.42
6	Choi Soon-ho	1980–1991	30	97	0.31
6	Huh Jung-moo	1974–1986	30	103	0.29
9	Choi Yong-soo	1995–2003	27	69	0.39
9	Lee Young-moo	1975–1981	27	85	0.32
9	Kim Jin-kook	1972–1977	27	97	0.28
12	Son Heung-min	2010–present	26	87	0.30
12	Park Sung-hwa	1975–1984	26	107	0.24
14	Cho Yoon-ok	1959–1967	25	55	0.45
15	Park Chu-young	2005–2014	24	68	0.35
15	Lee Tae-ho	1980–1990	24	80	0.30
17	Ha Seok-ju	1991–2001	23	94	0.24
18	Choi Chung-min	1953–1961	22	47	0.47
18	Chung Hae-won	1980–1990	22	66	0.33
20	Kim Ki-bok	1966–1971	21	37	0.57
20	Huh Yoon-jung	1963–1971	21	49	0.43
20	Lee Hoe-taik	1966–1977	21	81	0.26

Youngest players

As of 5 September 2019[1]

#	Player	Date of birth	Date of debut	Age	Opponent
1	Kim Pan-keun	5 March 1966	1 November 1983	17 years, 241 days	Thailand
2	Kim Bong-soo	4 December 1970	11 December 1988	18 years, 7 days	Iran
3	Lee Seung-hee	17 August 1965	1 November 1983	18 years, 76 days	Thailand
4	Ko Jong-soo	30 October 1978	18 January 1997	18 years, 80 days	Norway
5	Son Heung-min	8 July 1992	30 December 2010	18 years, 175 days	Syria
6	Lee Moon-young	5 May 1965	1 November 1983	18 years, 180 days	Thailand
7	Lee Kang-in	19 February 2001	5 September 2019	18 years, 198 days	Georgia
8	Choi Soon-ho	10 January 1962	25 August 1980	18 years, 228 days	Indonesia
9	Lee Chun-soo	9 July 1981	5 April 2000	18 years, 271 days	Laos
10	Kim Jong-boo	13 January 1965	1 November 1983	18 years, 292 days	Thailand
11	Park Byung-chul	25 November 1954	22 September 1973	18 years, 301 days	Khmer Republic
12	Cha Bum-kun	22 May 1953	7 May 1972	18 years, 351 days	Iraq
13	Koo Ja-cheol	27 February 1989	17 February 2008	18 years, 355 days	China PR

Youngest goalscorers

As of 1 August 2019[1]

#	Player	Date of birth	Date of score	Age	Opponent
1	Ko Jong-soo	30 October 1978	25 January 1997	18 years, 87 days	New Zealand
2	Son Heung-min	8 July 1992	18 January 2011	18 years, 194 days	India
3	Choi Soon-ho	10 January 1962	25 August 1980	18 years, 228 days	Indonesia
4	Lee Chun-soo	9 July 1981	5 April 2000	18 years, 271 days	Laos
5	Kim Jong-boo	13 January 1965	3 November 1983	18 years, 294 days	China PR
6	Cha Bum-kun	22 May 1953	10 May 1972	18 years, 354 days	Khmer Republic

Other records

As of 17 November 2020
Oldest player: Kim Yong-sik (39 years and 274 days, vs. Hong Kong, 15 April 1950)
Oldest goalscorer: Kim Yong-sik (39 years and 274 days, vs. Hong Kong, 15 April 1950)
Longest career: Lee Dong-gook (19 years and 112 days, from 16 May 1998 to 5 September 2017)
Most goals in a calendar year: Park Lee-chun (16 goals, 1972), Hwang Sun-hong (16 goals, 1994)
Most consecutive matches scored in: Ha Seok-ju (6 matches, 1993)
Fastest goal from kick-off: Hwang Hee-chan (16 seconds, vs. Qatar, 17 November 2020)
Most hat-tricks: Cha Bum-kun, Park Sung-hwa (3 times each)

References

"KFA Archives". KFA.or.kr (in Korean). KFA. 1 August 2018.
"FIFA Century Club" (PDF). FIFA.com. FIFA. 1 August 2019. Retrieved 29 October 2019.

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