Birmingham City

Paik Seung-Ho

A central midfielder happy to shoot from distance rather than always looking for the extra pass, a habit that produced one of the standout goals of a World Cup. He learned the game at Barcelona, which shows in how comfortable he looks under pressure centrally.
Korea Republic Birmingham City MID
Appearances
8
Goals
1

Season Snapshot

Minutes played
378
47.25 per match
Assists
0
Key passes
8
Pass accuracy
79%

Season Stats

Appearances
8
Minutes played
378
Goals
1
Assists
0
Key passes
8
Accuracy
79%

League Rankings

Among EFL Championship 2026/27 midfielders

Assists
54th of 54
Key passes
29th of 142
Pass accuracy
91st of 144
Goals
54th of 57
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WBA
WBA
13:30
Sat 10 Oct
 BIR
BIR
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BIR
BIR
20:00
Tue 13 Oct
 PNE
PNE
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BIR
BIR
15:00
Sat 17 Oct
 QPR
QPR
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CAR
CAR
15:00
Sat 24 Oct
 BIR
BIR
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LIN
LIN
12:30
Sat 31 Oct
 BIR
BIR

Paik Seung-Ho, A Shot Worth Fearing

Paik scored a goal against Brazil at a World Cup that was nominated among the tournament's very best.

Paik is not afraid to shoot from range when a central midfielder might normally work the ball into a better position first, and that willingness has produced spectacular goals. His touch and awareness in tight spaces trace back to years spent inside Barcelona's academy, even though his path to regular first team football took him elsewhere. A strike against Brazil at a World Cup, good enough to be nominated among the very best of that tournament, remains the clearest proof of what he can do.

The tension is that a midfielder built to strike from distance can drift out of games decided through patient short passing. Championship football rewards players who influence matches constantly rather than in one moment of quality, so Paik has added steady, unglamorous work to his game. How often he gets a sight of goal is usually the clearest sign of how well Birmingham use him.

The Rest Of The Squad

26 players

Goalkeepers

1
8 apps
30
0 apps
21
0 apps

Defenders

20
8 apps 1a
26
8 apps
4
8 apps
5
8 apps 2g
2
7 apps
23
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2 apps
25
2 apps
3
0 apps

Midfielders

24
8 apps
14
6 apps 1a
16
5 apps 2a
18
Bristol City · Age 26
1 app
12
0 apps
40
Menzi Mazwi
Age 20
0 apps
19
Blackburn Rovers · Age 24
0 apps

Forwards

7
8 apps 2g
28
8 apps 1g
32
8 apps
9
7 apps 1g 1a
10
5 apps 1g
17
Hull City · Age 27
4 apps 1g 3a
33
4 apps
11
0 apps
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