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Stadiums to see Korean players, Spain and Portugal edition: Lee Kang-in at the Metropolitano, Hwang In-beom at the Estádio do Dragão
Lee Kang-in moved from PSG to Atlético de Madrid this summer, and Hwang In-beom went from Feyenoord to FC Porto. Here is how to reach the Riyadh Air Metropolitano in Madrid and the Estádio do Dragão in Porto, and where to buy tickets, taken from the clubs' official guides.
Clinch Desk · Wed, Oct 21
Atlético de Madrid announced on July 25, 2026 that it had agreed Lee Kang-in's transfer with PSG. According to the club, he has signed until June 30, 2031 and wears the number 7. Hwang In-beom's move to FC Porto was made official on July 20. Portuguese daily A Bola reported a contract to June 30, 2029, three seasons plus a one-season option, and Porto's official squad list has him as number 16.
Lee's home, the Riyadh Air Metropolitano, is in the east of Madrid. The club says the closest station is Estadio Metropolitano on Metro Line 7. You can also get off at Las Rosas (Line 2) or Canillejas (Line 5) and walk about 15 minutes. On match days the city bus company EMT runs a special service from two hours before kickoff until 90 minutes after the final whistle, linking the Canillejas interchange with Plaza de Grecia in front of the stadium. If you do not have a transport pass, the club suggests buying your return ticket in advance.
If you plan to drive, note the parking rules. On match days the car parks around the stadium are only for holders of a season parking pass or a parking ticket for that game. Bulky items such as strollers and suitcases are not allowed in and must go to the storage service, and neither are items over 500 g, such as bottled drinks, rigid food or containers. The official guide does not set a backpack size limit.
The club gives the Metropolitano's capacity as 70,692. Tickets are sold through the official shop linked from the club's ticket page (atleticodemadrid.com/entradas). See the map pin and the team page.
Hwang's Estádio do Dragão is easy by metro. Porto's official stadium page says the Estádio do Dragão station is served by the blue, red, violet and orange lines, while the yellow line's closest stop is Combatentes. STCP buses 401, 404, 806 and ZC also run there, and the nearest train stations are Contumil and Campanhã.
The club gives the Dragão's capacity as 50,033; it opened on November 16, 2003. Tickets are sold on Porto's official ticket site (bilhetes.fcporto.pt). The club's ticket terms say tickets are for FC Porto supporters only, not for fans of the opposing team, and are personal and non-transferable. We could not confirm parking or bag rules on an official page, so they are left out.
Porto plays in Portugal, so it has no page in this site's LaLiga section, but it does have a Champions League team page. The stadium pin is on the trip map.
For both clubs, buy through the official club ticket channel. Stadium guides can change between seasons, so check the official pages again before you go.