Birmingham City: South Korea defender Lee Myung -jae Signs – Bbc.com

Favorite for the promotion in League 1 Birmingham City made their third January transfer, attracting International South Korea Lee Mun-Ji on the day of the deadline, provided that in the international authorization.

The 31-year-old seven times restricted the left back, which was in the Korean side of the K-League Ulsan HD, joined Blues for a deal by the end of the season.

He follows the arrival of Grant Hanley’s defender of Norich City and front player Kiran Dowel, on a loan from Rangers.

This takes the total number of signatures made by Blues chief Chris Davis, up to 20-after 17 in the transfer window of August, including a third-level signing recording Jay Stansfield for an eight-digit fee.

So far, Stansfield has hit 14 goals this season to help Blues Top League One four points – with two matches in his hand.

Blues face a big knockout week with a trip to Stephen in their quarterfinals at EFL Trophy on Tuesday night before Saturday’s Fa Cup draw from the fourth round at home to Newcastle United.