Han-beom Lee

KOR

• #2 • Center Back

Han-beom Lee

KOR

• #2 • Center Back

Club

Club Brugge

League

Champions League

Position

Role

Back Line Anchor

Birthdate (Age)

Jun 17, 2002 (24)

Preferred Foot

Right

Height

6'2"

Weight

185 lb

National Team

S. Korea

Ranking

World Cup

2026 All matches

Overall grade

64.2

397/974

Impact score

6.4

441/974

Defender rank

192nd

192/359

All rank

504th

504/974

Grades

Key Grades

2026 World Cup

Overall

162nd/356 DEF

62.9

Passing

192nd/352 DEF

65.5

1 V 1 Defending

65th/342 DEF

74.4

Aerial Duel

25th/327 DEF

76.9

Positioning

131st/351 DEF

70.7

Blocking

18th/344 DEF

86.8

Overall Grades by game

2026 World Cup

Metrics

Key Metrics

2026 World Cup

Appearances

302

Minutes

Goals

Assists

Upcoming matches

No matches scheduled

News

Jun 24, 2026

Five clearances among others

Lee logged five clearances, an interception and a tackle won during the Korea Republic's 1-0 loss Wednesday against South Africa.

Analysis: Up until South Africa scored a goal, the RSA offense was greatly active, resulting in Korea's 15 clearances Wednesday. Among them, Lee logged the most, all from right center-back again. During the World Cup's group stage, he not only recorded 13 clearances but also tallied four-plus of them twice, the only Korean to do so. Lee also logged two interceptions and as many tackles won, providing much-needed stability to a relatively unproven defense that may have saved the Korea Republic from falling deeper.

Jun 18, 2026

Another shot, less defensive stats

Lee logged one shot (zero on goal), two clearances and one interception during South Korea's 1-0 loss Thursday at Mexico.

Analysis: Once again, Lee was part of a defensive trio including Kim Min-Jae and Lee Gi-Hyuk. Like the Midtjylland defender's previous appearance, he attempted one shot, this time an errant header from a corner by attacking player Lee Kang-in. Compared to Korea's group-stage opener, against the Czech Republic, the defender Lee was far less statistically active Thursday. Against the Czechs, he logged five clearances and one tackle won, meaning both's updated tallies were down compared to last game. At the very least, Lee's interception is a new achievement, and he has provided some stability to an unproven defense.