Middlesbrough striker Lee talking to Japan clubs: agent
wspsoccer.com: Former Middlesbrough striker Dong-Gook Lee, seen here in late December 2007, in Portsmouth, Southern England. The South Korean player is talking to five Japanese teams after being released by the English Premier team wspsoccer.com
wspsoccer.com     May 15, 2008            

SEOUL (AFP) - South Korean striker Lee Dong-Gook is talking to five Japanese teams including Kyoto Purple Sanga after being released by English Premier League side Middlesbrough this week, his agent said on Thursday. "We cannot disclose all the teams under negotiation but we plan to make our pick... [read full story]                    


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