Han-beom Lee, born on 17 June 2002 (age 24), is a Korean central defender now with Club Brugge. A commanding 6ft 3in (1.90m), he has the frame for the job, though his senior career is still taking shape. His current market value is around £850,000, according to Transfermarkt.
His career to this point is shaped mainly by FC Midtjylland. Across three seasons in Denmark, he made 43 league appearances and scored once, with that goal coming in 2023-24 during a brief three-appearance league campaign. It is the spell that gives the clearest read on him: a young centre-half getting proper senior football at a club with a clear habit of developing and trading talent.
Lee is now at Club Brugge, where in 2026-27 he has made nine appearances in all competitions, scoring once. That includes seven in the Pro League and two in the Champions League. He has also been involved for Korea Republic this season, with three World Cup appearances and one in Asian qualifying.
At this stage, Lee’s profile is straightforward: a tall Korean defender whose main body of work came at FC Midtjylland, now trying to build on that at Club Brugge and with the national team.
