Young Thai Football Talent Returns Home with K-League Youth Championship Title
Sixteen-year-old Pasawat Wongsa, son of former national defender Panupong Wongsa, has returned to Thailand after winning the K-League International Youth League with FC Seoul U18.
Pasawat 'Warmup' Wongsa, a 16-year-old Thai footballer, recently returned to Thailand following a successful campaign in South Korea. Playing for the FC Seoul U18 squad, Pasawat helped his team secure a 4-1 victory over Gwangju to claim the K-League International Youth League championship. Upon his arrival, he shared a heartwarming moment by presenting his gold medal to his grandmother. Pasawat is the son of former Thai national team defender Panupong Wongsa. His performance in South Korea has drawn attention as he prepares for upcoming international duties. He has been named to the Thailand U17 national team roster, which is currently training for the AFC U17 Asian Cup 2027 qualifiers. The tournament is scheduled to take place from November 11 to November 20, 2026, at the Buriram City Stadium. For residents and football enthusiasts in Thailand, this development highlights the growing international experience of young local players. While his participation in the upcoming qualifiers is confirmed, observers will be watching to see how his experience in the South Korean youth system translates to the national team's performance on home soil. Further details regarding the final squad selection and match schedules for the AFC qualifiers are expected to be released by the Football Association of Thailand.
