Rangers ace Minsu Kim admitted he was 'trembling' after making his international debut for South Korea.
The 20-year-old won his first cap as a second half sub as South Korea romped to a 3-0 win against Ecuador in Suwon.
Kim could also feature in South Korea's three other friendlies in the international break against Uruguay, Venezuela and Uzbekistan. And he was thrilled to make his bow for his country.
Minsu said: "I was more nervous and trembling than in any game in my life because I was representing the Republic of Korea.
"It was a dream come true because it was a situation I had always wished for and so even though it was short, it felt wonderful.
"I tried my best to get along well with my teammates and be of help to the team.
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"I was able to communicate with our new manager Robert Moreno in Spanish.
"He explained the team's tactics in detail, so I understood them well and was able to make a good debut, I think. He taught me how to be effective as a winger.
"But I was very nervous because it was my debut and I know how heavy the weight of the national team is. I will work even harder to fully prove I belong at this level.
"I didn't know I would play in the first match after being selected in the squad. To increase my playing time going forward, I must be well prepared. I will give everything to play for the national team again."
