Kim Minsu Quickly Becoming the Face of FC Andorra’s Season

When FC Andorra searched for reinforcements this summer, few imagined their most decisive move would be bringing in 20-year-old Kim Minsu from Girona on loan. Just five games into the LaLiga Hypermotion campaign, the South Korean winger has become the club’s most impactful addition – and one of the division’s rising stars.

Backed from the very top

The deal carried the direct approval of owner Gerard Piqué and head coach Ibai Gómez, who saw Kim as a player capable of lifting Andorra’s attacking game. Though officially listed with the B-team, he has started every senior match since arriving in late August, quickly cementing his place in the XI.

Numbers and performances

Kim already boasts two goals and two assists in his opening five fixtures. His second goal, scored against Córdoba, epitomised his blend of power and technique: shrugging off a defender, rounding the goalkeeper with composure, and finishing coolly to put Andorra ahead.

Coach Gómez praised his impact, while team-mate Andoni Petxarroman highlighted Kim and fellow wide man Angeru Olabarrieta as “players of the highest level” who stretch opponents and create space for others.

Comparisons and potential

Spanish commentators have drawn parallels with Nicolás Panichelli, who fired Mirandés to safety last season before earning a Ligue 1 move to Strasbourg. For FC Andorra, Kim could be that kind of talisman – a loanee who defines their campaign in the second tier.

Girona’s watchful eye

Having already tasted La Liga, Copa del Rey and Champions League minutes with Girona, Kim is no stranger to big stages. His fearless style and direct approach make him a standout in LaLiga Hypermotion, and Girona will surely be monitoring his development closely with a view to next season.

For now, FC Andorra’s task is straightforward: keep Kim Minsu on the ball, and let him continue to terrorise defences. With five matches gone, the club’s best signing is already clear – and he wears the No. 20 shirt.