Chung-Yong Lee

This is news that should surprise no one as Bolton Wanderers winger Chung-Yong Lee has been a real mainstay of the South Korea Men's National Team for the better part of the last five years. Korea will play a trio of World Cup Qualifiers in June.

Lee went the full 90 minutes in what turned out to be a (very late) win for South Korea against Qatar last Tuesday in Seoul and although he failed to score, Chungy absolutely did the work required for his side.

We have been alerted that Chung-Yong Lee is sporting a brand new hair color (like I said earlier, charming rubbish) and it's, well, bright.

Bolton are on a good run, and the defense has played a big part in that. Whenever a club, especially one with a questionable defensive record, keeps a clean sheet, the MOTM short list is going to be filled with defenders.

Based on recent performances (and just how good they have been), the coach decided that the Bolton Wanderers winger has deserved another call up to the South Korean men's national team for their World Cup Qualifier against Qatar.

Prior to the rash challenge that put him out for nearly a full season, Chung-Yong Lee was famous for scampering down Bolton's right wing and cutting in sharply to create a goal either for himself or another man in white.

Bolton Wanderers revert back to a five-man midfield with Chung-Yong Lee, Chris Eagles, and Martin Petrov all starting the match.

Owen Coyle's time at Bolton Wanderers thus far has been one with a good number of highs but oh so many lows. The Trotters have a lot of issues right now with the manager ultimately the one that has to take the blame for them.

The lineups are out at the Reebok Stadium as the Trotters take on Palace in a midtable clash. Join us in the comments to chat about whatever you want.

There has been no word from the club or really anyone else in a position of knowledge simply because there is literally nothing in this rumor.