Team sheet · 2010s
Best 15South Koreaof the 2010s
Looking for the best 15 South Korea players of the 2010s? This ranked list covers the top 15 footballers from the Beat The Invincible World Cup–era draft catalog, ordered by overall rating with positions, attributes, and scouting notes. #1 is Son Heung-min, followed by Ki Sung-yueng, while Lee Yong closes the sheet at #15.
These ratings and rankings come from the Beat The Invincible game catalog — they are not an official FIFA, federation, or media ranking.
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Best 15 South Korea players ranked
South Korea 2010s footballers ordered 1–15 by overall rating — not grouped by position.
LWWC 2014 · 2018
Son Heung-min
OVR
91
Pace90Shot88Pass80Drib89Def60Phys75South Korea's most talented attacker in the decade, crucial for goal scoring and creativity, widely recognized internationally.
CMWC 2010 · 2014 · 2018
Ki Sung-yueng
OVR
88
Pace75Shot70Pass88Drib82Def75Phys78Key midfield conductor for South Korea across three World Cups in the 2010s, known for excellent passing and vision.
CBWC 2010 · 2014
Lee Jung-soo
OVR
83
Pace68Shot50Pass63Drib58Def85Phys80Solid and dependable central defender in two World Cups, strong in marking and tackling.
STWC 2010
Lee Keun-ho
OVR
83
Pace78Shot80Pass75Drib82Def55Phys75Striker known for agility and technical skill, played leading role in 2010 World Cup.
RMWC 2010 · 2014 · 2018
Lee Chung-yong
OVR
83
Pace85Shot70Pass75Drib83Def65Phys68Experienced winger with pace and creativity, important offensive outlet over three World Cups.
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Beat The InvincibleGKWC 2010 · 2014 · 2018
Jung Sung-ryong
OVR
83
Pace50Shot40Pass65Drib55Def85Phys80Main goalkeeper for most of the decade’s World Cups, reliable and experienced.
LBWC 2014 · 2018
Park Joo-ho
OVR
82
Pace75Shot60Pass75Drib78Def78Phys75Versatile defender with attacking ability, main left back in two World Cups.
CBWC 2014 · 2018
Kim Young-gwon
OVR
82
Pace70Shot50Pass60Drib55Def83Phys78Important defensive presence, contributed to South Korea's defensive shape in mid and late 2010s World Cups.
STWC 2010 · 2014
Park Chu-young
OVR
81
Pace75Shot78Pass72Drib75Def50Phys70Forward known for versatility and goal scoring, significant in first half of the decade's squads.
CMWC 2010
Ki Hyun-woo
OVR
80
Pace70Shot65Pass75Drib73Def70Phys70Central midfielder with good box-to-box capabilities contributing in 2010 World Cup.
CAMWC 2014 · 2018
Kim Bo-kyung
OVR
80
Pace72Shot70Pass75Drib75Def60Phys70Creative attacking midfielder providing link-up play in two World Cups.
CBWC 2014 · 2018
Jang Hyun-soo
OVR
80
Pace72Shot50Pass68Drib60Def80Phys78Reliable defender with good passing and defensive skills featured in mid-late 2010s.
CBWC 2014 · 2018
Hong Jeong-ho
OVR
80
Pace66Shot48Pass60Drib55Def80Phys80Reliable center-back option, contributed defensively in two tournaments.
LBWC 2018
Kim Jin-su
OVR
79
Pace81Shot52Pass62Drib70Def75Phys70Attacking full-back with good pace and dribbling, featured in 2018 World Cup.
RBWC 2014 · 2018
Lee Yong
OVR
79
Pace80Shot60Pass68Drib70Def75Phys75Energetic right-back with good stamina and defensive contributions in two World Cups.
Best 15 South Korea 2010s FAQ
Who is No. 1 among the best 15 South Korea players of the 2010s?
Son Heung-min ranks first on this South Korea 2010s best 15 as a LW with 91 overall.
Who is in the best 15 of South Korea in the 2010s?
The best 15 South Korea footballers of the 2010s on this sheet are: Son Heung-min, Ki Sung-yueng, Lee Jung-soo, Lee Keun-ho, Lee Chung-yong, Jung Sung-ryong, Park Joo-ho, Kim Young-gwon, Park Chu-young, Ki Hyun-woo, Kim Bo-kyung, Jang Hyun-soo, Hong Jeong-ho, Kim Jin-su, Lee Yong.
How is the South Korea 2010s best 15 ranked?
Players are ranked by overall rating in the Beat The Invincible catalog for South Korea in the 2010s, with positions and scouting notes for each selection. It is a game ranking for drafting — not an official federation list.
Can I draft South Korea 2010s players in Beat The Invincible?
Yes. In Beat The Invincible you draft legends from country × era packs — including South Korea in the 2010s — then pick a formation and try to beat The Invincible.