Southern League Premier South

Wimborne Town: Seung-Woo Yang’s all set for Tim Sills

Wimborne Town boss Tim Sills has snapped up South Korean midfielder Seung-Woo Yang.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 July 2025

Wimborne Town boss Tim Sills has snapped up South Korean midfielder Seung-Woo Yang.

The young midfielder started off in the Southampton Academy, before joining Forest Green Rovers, and then joined the Eastleigh Development Squad in 2021 where he went on to play in the National League.
After a spell on loan at AFC Totton in 2022-23, Yang spent last season at Sholing and Bemerton Heath Harlequins.
“I can’t wait to get going and play in front of the fans which I know are great,” Yang said.
“I believe I can help the team achieve our goals this season and I feel ready and better than ever.”

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