QPR sign South Korea international Yun Suk-Young on three-and-a-half year deal

Jan 30, 2013 10:13:00 AM

The 22-year-old defender has arrived at Loftus Road from Chunnam Dragons for an undisclosed fee, as the west London club look to boost their top-flight survival hopes

QPR have completed the signing of South Korea international Yun Suk-Young on a three-year deal.

The west London club have secured the left-back's services from Chunnam Dragons for an undisclosed fee and the player has been granted a work permit.

The 22-year-old, who has one international cap for his country, is set to be officially confirmed upon gaining a visa.

Suk-Young will join compatriot Park Ji-Sung at Loftus Road and becomes Harry Redknapp's third signing of the January transfer window.

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