Will Hwang Ui-jo, who is banned from leaving the country

Will Hwang Ui-jo, who is banned from leaving the country

According to the police on the 21st, the Cyber ​​Investigation Unit of the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency executed a search and seizure warrant on the mobile phone and laptop of Hwang Ui-jo, who is suspected of using cameras, etc. to film under the Sexual Violence Punishment Act on the 10th.

The police investigation is accelerating. Previously, Hwang Eui-jo, who responded to the police summons for questioning on the 12th and 15th, admitted to filming sexual intercourse with his former lover, but reportedly stuck to his previous position that it was not illegal. Then, on the 16th, the police banned Hwang Ui-jo from leaving the country through the Ministry of Justice.

As a result, a blow to Hwang Ui-jo's career as a player became inevitable.

After being loaned from Nottingham Forest in the English Premier League to Norwich City in the second division in September last year, he played in 18 official games and scored 3 goals and 1 assist. He left the team due to an injury at the end of last year and is currently under investigation after entering the country. Norwich City announced on the 9th that it had terminated Hwang Ui-jo's loan early, and as a result, Hwang Ui-jo remains with his original team, Nottingham Forest.

The problem is that Hwang Ui-jo is being held by the police while the league is in full swing. Hwang Ui-jo's side claims that the trust between Hwang Ui-jo and the Nottingham team was broken as he was banned from leaving the country despite cooperating with the investigation, and that as a result, property damage of at least 300 million won, including suspension of weekly wages and fines, has been confirmed.

If his ban on leaving the country is not resolved early, it is highly likely that Hwang will face further disciplinary action from Nottingham. If this situation continues for a long time, the possibility that the Nottingham club will make a decision regarding the contract itself with Hwang Ui-jo cannot be ruled out.

In the K-League, a Korean professional soccer league, players who were found guilty of drunk driving had their contracts terminated even before a final ruling was made. Last September, Suwon FC abruptly terminated the contract with Lars Veltvik, who was caught drunk driving.

Hwang Eui-jo, who entered the English Premier League, the stage of his dreams, in the middle of last year after enduring several years of loan spells in Greece and Korea, is in danger of being released without even making his first division debut.

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