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Park Joo-Ho

Retraité
Taille
39 ans
16 janv. 1987
Gauche
Pied préféré
Corée du Sud
Pays
Position
Principale
defender
2023

Performances de la saison
Minutes jouées: 826

Tir

Buts
0
Tirs
0

Passe

Passes décisives
0
Passes décisives attendues (xA)
0,15
Passes réussies
380
Passes réussies %
82,4 %
Passes longues précises
22
Passes longues précises %
51,2 %
Occasions créées
2

Possession

Dribbles réussis
2
Dribbles réussis %
66,7 %
Duels remportés
54
Duels remportés %
60,0 %
Duels aériens remportés
16
Duels aériens remportés %
59,3 %
Touches
576
Touches dans la surface adverse
3
Ballons perdus
6
Fautes subies
11

Défense

Actions défensives
51
Tacles
25
Interceptions
15
Tirs bloqués
1
Fautes
9
Récupérations
55
Possession remportée dernier tiers
4
Dribbles subis
9
Invincibilité
1
Buts encaissés (sur le terrain)
18
xG concédés sur le terrain
18,83

Discipline

Cartons jaunes
2
Cartons rouges
0

Actus

About

Park Joo-Ho is a 39-year-old football player who plays as a defender, born on 16 janvier 1987, who is left-footed. Follow Park Joo-Ho on FotMob for live match updates, detailed statistics, career history, transfer news, FotMob ratings, and comprehensive performance analytics.

Park Joo-Ho's career has also included time at Suwon FC, Ulsan HD FC, Borussia Dortmund II, Borussia Dortmund, Mainz 05, Basel, Jubilo Iwata, and Kashima Antlers.

On the international stage, Park Joo-Ho has represented South Korea, South Korea U23, and South Korea U20.

Park Joo-Ho is from Korea Republic, and the national team includes Seung-Gyu Kim, Han-Beom Lee, Gi-Hyuk Lee, Min-Jae Kim, Tae-Hyeon Kim, In-Beom Hwang, Heung-Min Son, Seung-Ho Paik, Gue-Sung Cho, Jae-Sung Lee, Hee-Chan Hwang, Bum-Keun Song, Tae-Seok Lee, Wi-Je Cho, Moon-Hwan Kim, Jin-Seob Park, Jun-Ho Bae, Hyeon-Gyu Oh, Kang-In Lee, Hyun-Jun Yang, Hyeon-Woo Jo, Young-Woo Seol, Jens Castrop, Jin-Gyu Kim, Ji-Sung Eom, and Dong-Gyeong Lee. Explore each player's page on FotMob for comprehensive statistics, match history, and international career data.

Throughout their career, Park Joo-Ho has won 9 titles: AFC Champions League Elite (2020) with Ulsan HD FC, DFB Pokal (2016/2017) with Borussia Dortmund, EAFF E-1 Football Championship (2019 Korea Republic) with South Korea, Asian Games (2014 Korea Republic) with South Korea U23, Swiss Cup (2011/2012) and Super League (2012/2013, 2011/2012) with Basel, J. League Cup (2010) with Jubilo Iwata, and J. League (2009) with Kashima Antlers.

Park Joo-Ho has competed in K-League 1, AFC Champions League Elite, World Cup, Bundesliga, Europa League, and Champions League. Each league page on FotMob provides comprehensive coverage including standings, fixtures, top scorers, and detailed team statistics.

FotMob provides comprehensive coverage of Park Joo-Ho, including career statistics, match-by-match ratings, transfer history, market value trends, and detailed performance analytics. Follow Park Joo-Ho to receive notifications about upcoming matches, goals, and other key events.

Carrière

Carrière professionnelle

Suwon FCjanv. 2021 - juin 2023
75
0
74
0
6
0
11
1
50
1
75
1
39
2
25
0

Équipe nationale

35
1
7
1
2
0
  • Matchs
  • Buts
Trophées

Ulsan HD FC

1
AFC Champions League Elite(2020)

Corée du Sud

International
1
EAFF E-1 Football Championship(2019 Korea Republic)

Corée du Sud U23

International
1
Asian Games(2014 Korea Republic)

Basel

Suisse
1
Swiss Cup(11/12)
2
Super League(12/13 · 11/12)

Actus

About

Park Joo-Ho is a 39-year-old football player who plays as a defender, born on 16 janvier 1987, who is left-footed. Follow Park Joo-Ho on FotMob for live match updates, detailed statistics, career history, transfer news, FotMob ratings, and comprehensive performance analytics.

Park Joo-Ho's career has also included time at Suwon FC, Ulsan HD FC, Borussia Dortmund II, Borussia Dortmund, Mainz 05, Basel, Jubilo Iwata, and Kashima Antlers.

On the international stage, Park Joo-Ho has represented South Korea, South Korea U23, and South Korea U20.

Park Joo-Ho is from Korea Republic, and the national team includes Seung-Gyu Kim, Han-Beom Lee, Gi-Hyuk Lee, Min-Jae Kim, Tae-Hyeon Kim, In-Beom Hwang, Heung-Min Son, Seung-Ho Paik, Gue-Sung Cho, Jae-Sung Lee, Hee-Chan Hwang, Bum-Keun Song, Tae-Seok Lee, Wi-Je Cho, Moon-Hwan Kim, Jin-Seob Park, Jun-Ho Bae, Hyeon-Gyu Oh, Kang-In Lee, Hyun-Jun Yang, Hyeon-Woo Jo, Young-Woo Seol, Jens Castrop, Jin-Gyu Kim, Ji-Sung Eom, and Dong-Gyeong Lee. Explore each player's page on FotMob for comprehensive statistics, match history, and international career data.

Throughout their career, Park Joo-Ho has won 9 titles: AFC Champions League Elite (2020) with Ulsan HD FC, DFB Pokal (2016/2017) with Borussia Dortmund, EAFF E-1 Football Championship (2019 Korea Republic) with South Korea, Asian Games (2014 Korea Republic) with South Korea U23, Swiss Cup (2011/2012) and Super League (2012/2013, 2011/2012) with Basel, J. League Cup (2010) with Jubilo Iwata, and J. League (2009) with Kashima Antlers.

Park Joo-Ho has competed in K-League 1, AFC Champions League Elite, World Cup, Bundesliga, Europa League, and Champions League. Each league page on FotMob provides comprehensive coverage including standings, fixtures, top scorers, and detailed team statistics.

FotMob provides comprehensive coverage of Park Joo-Ho, including career statistics, match-by-match ratings, transfer history, market value trends, and detailed performance analytics. Follow Park Joo-Ho to receive notifications about upcoming matches, goals, and other key events.