Albert Kim, Author at Football Paradise

Albert Kim

Albert Kim is a Korean American writer/ football analyst toiling in Seoul, SK. His work has appeared on FIFA Plus, Al-Jazeera, and Netflix. Besides the USMNT and South Korean national team, he is a devoted follower of the church of Oliver Kahn and FC Bayern Munchen. His love for football was cultivated during the 2002 World Cup. He apologizes to the Italian people for the golden goal in the round of 16. Follow him on Twitter @Albert_Kim2022 and Insta @albertkim711

Jurgen Klinsmann is in the forefront of this artwork. In the background, there are two illustrations as the key glimpses of his career - his goal against South Korea and his iconic dive while at Tottenham.

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