Jesse Lingard lastly breaks scoring drought for FC Seoul throughout his tenth recreation for the South Korean aspect, as he nets from the spot to register his first aggressive league objective since 2021

Former Manchester United midfielder Jesse Lingard scored his first objective for FC Seoul on Wednesday in a 2-0 win over Gangwon in South Korea’s Okay League 1.

The 31-year-old transformed a penalty kick to offer his aspect the lead within the 56th minute earlier than team-mate Ryu Jae-moon wrapped up Seoul’s second win in 4 days.

This was Lingard’s tenth look for Seoul following his arrival on a free switch in early February.

The 67,000-seater Seoul World Cup Stadium was barely half full however there was loads of noise inside the bottom after Lingard’s spot-kick hit the web.

Along with the sound of cheering followers, a number of fireworks have been launched behind the objective as Lingard celebrated with the remainder of the crew.

Previous to Wednesday, Lingard had not scored a aggressive league objective since September 2021 when he bagged a late winner for Manchester United away at West Ham. 

Lingard – who had beforehand hit 9 targets in 16 Premier League video games throughout a mortgage spell with the Hammers – then spent the 2022-23 marketing campaign at Nottingham Forest.

He scored two targets for Forest – in opposition to Tottenham and Blackburn – however each got here within the EFL Cup.

Lingard’s first objective for Seoul got here virtually six years to the day since he scored for England in a 6-1 win over Panama on the 2016 FIFA World Cup.

He represented the Three Lions 32 occasions between 2016 and 2021, scoring six targets in complete.