Bae Junho missed two Stoke City matches as he helped South Korea win the Asian Games and Mark Robins sees him as 'a real talent' waiting to spark at club level

Bae Junho has returned to Stoke City after winning the Asian Games with South Korea under-23s in Japan. His teammates arranged a celebration with cake to welcome him back, while manager Mark Robins looks to integrate him amid increased competition for squad places.
The 23-year-old scored the semi-final winner before South Korea won the final 1-0, securing an exemption from compulsory military service. Robins praised Junho's talent, noting that his international success brings both confidence and valuable global exposure to Stoke City.
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