    choi sung-kuk (born 8 february 1983) is a south korean football forward. he was part of the south korea 2004 olympic football team, who finished second in group a, making it through to the next round, before being defeated by silver medal winners paraguay. he was also capped for south korean u-20 team at 2003 fifa world youth championship. a member of korea's squad for the 2007 afc asian cup, he scored a goal in the opening match against saudi arabia. ==club career== ===ulsan=== choi joined ulsan hyundai, the k-league giant in 2003. ulsan placed second in the league that season. in 2005, he was loaned out to j. league side kashiwa reysol, but after a 5-month disappointing spell, he returned to ulsan. following his return, ulsan won the league that year. choi also became the top scorer for the hauzen cup, which is the korean league cup. it seemed definite that choi would become ulsan's icon, but he moved to seongnam ilhwa chunma, which made many ulsan supporters extremely angry at the board. ===seongnam==
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