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Some K League players are so synonymous with their current clubs that it's hard to imagine them playing for another team. Some even played for their current team's rivals. The next installment in this new series of Changing Allegiances takes a look at some more well-known K League stars and the other clubs they represented once upon a time.
The eagle-eyed among us may have seen Lim Jong-eun in the image of Ju Se-jong. He is up next in this edition of Changing Allegiances but not for his time with Jeonnam Dragons as pictured. Lim, currently of Ulsan Hyundai, had a spell with the Horangi's title rivals where he even won the 2017 K League title. One spell on Lim's CV which may have been forgotten about is his time as a Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma player. After starting his career with Ulsan, Lim spent the 2012 campaign at Tancheon and appeared in the AFC Champions League for them before moving to Jeonnam Dragons in 2013.
Another player with an Ulsan and Seongnam connection is Kim Min-hyuk as the midfielder joined the Horangi from the Magpies ahead of the 2023 season. Kim was actually once on the books of FC Seoul but played just nine times during the 2015 campaign. His only goal in the colours of FC Seoul came in the AFC Champions League, the only goal of the game in a 1-0 win over Kashima Antlers. Kim left Sangam for Gwangju in 2016 and also had a spell with Pohang Steelers before signing for Seongnam.