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Song Jong-guk's Son, Song Ji-wook, Captivates with Remarkable Growth as Aspiring Footballer

Hwang Sujin Reporter / Updated : 2025-04-21 19:12:37
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The recent photos of Song Ji-wook, the son of former South Korean national football player Song Jong-guk, have garnered significant attention online, showcasing his impressive growth and burgeoning presence. Born in 2007, Song Ji-wook is the younger sibling of Song Ji-ah and rose to public prominence alongside his sister through appearances on various television programs.

Now a high school student in Pyeongtaek, Song Ji-wook is actively involved in his school's football team, diligently pursuing his aspirations of becoming a professional footballer. It has been reported that his passion for the sport ignited during his middle school years, leading him to receive one-on-one training sessions from his accomplished father, Song Jong-guk, a celebrated figure in South Korean football and currently a sports commentator.

The released images reveal a young man possessing a remarkable physique and an intense gaze that reflects his deep concentration during matches. His focused expression on the field bears a striking resemblance to his father's charismatic presence, and his significant physical development since his childhood appearances on television has elicited admiration from the public. His reappearance in the public eye after some time has sparked enthusiastic reactions, with many expressing their support and hopes for his future in football, with comments such as, "Ji-wook, aim for the national team!" and "Ji-ah and Ji-wook clearly inherited their father's genes."

In a past television appearance, Song Ji-wook provided a humorous anecdote regarding his football role model. Initially stating his father, a defender, he quickly corrected himself, naming Ki Sung-yueng, a prominent South Korean midfielder. Song Jong-guk playfully responded to this by quipping whether his son was choosing a former rival player as his idol.

The trajectory of Song Ji-wook's football journey is drawing considerable interest, as he follows in the footsteps of his father, who was a key member of the South Korean national team that achieved the historic fourth-place finish in the 2002 FIFA World Cup. The public is keen to see what remarkable achievements the younger Song will accomplish in the world of football.

Meanwhile, Song Jong-guk was married to actress Park Yeon-soo in 2006, and they had two children, Ji-ah and Ji-wook. The couple divorced in 2015, and Park Yeon-soo has since been the sole caregiver for their children. Song Ji-ah is currently pursuing a career as a professional golfer, while Song Ji-wook is dedicated to his football ambitions. Following their divorce, Park Yeon-soo publicly addressed issues related to child support from her former husband, which garnered media attention.

As Song Ji-wook continues to hone his skills and pursue his football dreams, the nation watches with anticipation to see if he will indeed follow his father's legacy and potentially carve his own path in the landscape of South Korean football. His dedication and evident talent suggest a promising future in the sport.

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