‘K-League native’ Orsic, who entered the EPL, is drifting away from Soton

Mislav Orsic has been seldom impressing since joining Southampton.

Orsic is a player who has grown through the K-League. Orsha, who played for Spezia Calcio and HNK Rijeka, started his K-League career by joining Jeonnam Dragons in 2015. After a full transfer from a loan student, he briefly stayed at Yatai in Changchun, China, and then returned to Ulsan Hyundai to return to the K-League. With his excellent attack power and breakthrough ability, he played as the spearhead of Ulsan’s attack.

He himself said that his life in the K-League was of great help to his development. Orsic, who was active in Ulsan, headed to Dinamo Zagreb in 2018. In the Croatian prestigious, Orsic played as a replacement resource in the beginning and became the starting point after succeeding in scoring double-digit points in the 2019-20 season. He scored a career high with 16 league goals in the 2020–21 season. He scored 14 goals last season and 8 goals and 7 assists this season.

Orsic, who was active in Zagreb, was selected for the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar. He mainly played as a joker and accumulated attack points well. He started in the 3rd and 4th place메이저놀이터 matches and even scored a goal. Orsic, who proved his competitiveness in the World Cup, entered the English Premier League (EPL) by joining Southampton. Anticipation for Orsic has risen as he has been very active in Zagreb and the Croatian national team.

Orsic made his debut as Southampton beat Manchester City 2-0 in the English Football League Cup (EFL Cup). Afterwards, he made his EPL debut against Aston Villa and played in successive official matches such as the English FA Cup. He got his chances, but he didn’t get much playing time. In particular, in the EPL, he only played 6 minutes in the Villa match. Orsici, who was immediately classified as a sense of power, has been out of the way up to this point.

He seemed to be affected by his poor performance when he went to practice. Orsic was not injured, but was excluded from the roster in the match against Brentford held just before. He played for Team B the day before and was unavailable. He is proof that director Nathan Jones did not catch the eye. It was compared to Carlos Alkaraz and Kamaldin Sulemana, who got a chance to compete at the same time.

Currently, Southampton are the first candidates for relegation. The direction of coach Jones is also unclear, and the atmosphere within the club is turbulent. Orsic, who was on board a stranded team and never even got a chance to play, may regret moving to Southampton later.