Kim Min-su ended up in such an eye-sore of a league...

Even in the Spanish second division, watching Andorra FC was enjoyable because of their intricate tiki-taka build-up and precise one-two passing...
Rangers, true to their name, skip the midfield and play nothing but long-ball, direct, rugby-style football. Kim Min-su has great ball control and instant acceleration, so his strengths really shine when he can execute quick one-two passes.
But at Rangers, they play him centrally and just launch long balls at him like they're playing with Osimhen, so he can't utilize his strengths at all.
Everyone is just running forward and firing off shots without looking for teammates, like headless chickens... It's frustrating for Kim Min-su, who could create decisive chances just by sprinting alongside them and receiving a pass. This league is truly crude.
It would be much better for him to go to a higher-level league to grow by experiencing high-quality passing and tactics.
Watching that league is painful enough, but it looks like a negative for Kim Min-su's development. He is such a talented prospect, it's a real shame he joined such a team.