Hwang In-beom (30, Feyenoord), a key midfielder of the Korean men's soccer team, is receiving attention from Portugal's prestigious Porto. Portuguese media outlet 'Hecord' reported on the 11th (Korean time) that "Korean player Hwang In-beom has become a target of interest for Porto." The media said, "The midfielder from Feyenoord performed well at the 2026 FIFA North and Central America World Cup." Added. Hwang In-beom has played for the prestigious Dutch club Feyenoord since 2024 after playing for professional soccer K-League 1 Daejeon Hana Citizens, Vancouver Whitecaps (USA), Rubin Kazan (Russia), FC Seoul, Olympiakos (Greece), and Crvena Zvezda (Serbia). He, who can play all areas of the midfield, also stood out in this North and Central American competition. The Korean national team, led by former coach Hong Myung-bo, last month. On the 12th, they achieved a 2-1 come-from-behind win in the first match of Group A of the World Cup group stage against the Czech Republic. At that time, Hwang In-beom scored a sensational equalizer and even assisted in Oh Hyun-gyu (25, Besiktas)'s comeback goal, making him the top scorer in the game.