South Korean-born Koo Young Hoe has been signed to the Los Angeles Chargers as the team’s kicker.
Image Source: NBCKoo Young Hoe used to play soccer in Korea before coming to America, where he decided to give American football a try.
Image Source: ChargersHe came to America at the age of 12 but struggled to adapt to the culture and the language.
Image Source: @younghoekooThrough sports, he was able to overcome the language and cultural barriers as he played for his school’s football team.
While playing at his school, a video of him performing a trick shot went viral as it showcased his exceptional skills.
#TBT pic.twitter.com/lpsIsZ3XEK
— Younghoe Koo (@YounghoeKoo) December 1, 2016
Now, he’s signed to the Los Angeles Chargers, and is the fourth ever Korean-born NFL player, alongside John Lee (St. Louis Cardinals), Hines Ward (Pittsburgh Steelers), and Kyle Love (Carolina Panthers).
Image Source: Pittsburgh SteelersWe look forward to seeing his games during NFL season!
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