Shin-Ji Kim is a dynamic attacking midfielder for the Rangers in the Scottish Women's Premier League, representing Korea Republic on the international stage. At just 22 years old, Kim has already made a significant impact in top-tier football. Her keen sense of vision and ability to orchestrate play from the central attacking midfield position make her a formidable opponent on the field. In her 16 appearances for Rangers, she has accumulated 1196 minutes of playtime, highlighting her importance to the squad. With a goals-per-game ratio of 0.24 and an assists-per-game ratio of 0.4, Shin-Ji Kim consistently demonstrates her dual threat both as a scorer and a provider.
Kim's prowess is not limited to her offensive contributions. She is highly active in regaining possession, with an impressive 7.56 interceptions per game on a possession-adjusted basis. Her involvement off the ball is further illustrated by her success in challenges, where she maintains a decent 51% success rate over her 4.46 challenges per game. Her progressive passing distance, averaging 248.41 meters per game, and progressive carrying distance of 45.77 meters indicate her ability to drive play forward, making her a quintessential Creator from the midfield. Ranked at 3.5 on the playmaker scale and with an estimated transfer value of €118K, Shin-Ji Kim is a talented asset for any team, offering a blend of creativity, tactical awareness, and defensive work rate.