Jang, 25, signed for Madrid CF Femenino in the top-flight Primera Division on Wednesday and the defensive midfielder is naturally excited.

Korea Republic will host the regional tournament for the third time, with Bell's side to face China PR, Chinese Taipei and Japan in Busan from December 10 to 17.

Jia has selected a squad that featuresformer Paris Saint-Germain star Wang Shuang, Gu Yahsa, Zhang Rui and Li Ying.

Seven players from the Jiangsu Suning Ladies FC side who finished second in the inaugural AFC Women's Club Championship, including Peng Shimeng and Yang Li, have also been included.

Head coach Paulo Bento's squad for the regional tournament consists of players who play their club football in Korea Republic, China and Japan.

The lone exception is Vancouver Whitecaps FC midfielder Hwang In-beom while the Europe-based players were not called up to allow them to focus on their club commitments.

The Red Angels came into the tie one point ahead of the Chinese champions, but an excellent brace from Jiangsu’s Malawian star meant Jocelyn Precheur’s side finished with five points, two behind Japan’s Nippon TV Beleza, who sealed the title earlier in the day.

While Jiangsu’s earlier results in tournament meant they weren’t able to add to the four trophies they won domestically this year, Saturday’s win meant their campaign at the FIFA-AFC Pilot Tournament ended without defeat.

Ueki’s header opened the scoring just after half time, before Kobayashi sealed the win in the dying seconds, helping Masato Nagata’s side to leapfrog the tournament hosts and put themselves 90 minutes away from being Asia’s first ever women’s club champions.

With four points from two matches, Beleza’s win means they’ll be able to seal the inaugural club crown with a win over Australia’s Melbourne Victory on Saturday, while the tournament hosts, who are a point behind, could go into their match with Jiangsu Suning with the title already lost.

The WK League champions found the back of the net twice in each half, with Lee Sea-eun – who bagged two goals in as many minutes just before the hour mark – leading the scoring on a night where Kim Dam-bi and Thais Guedes also left their mark on the final tally.

The win means the Red Angels finish Matchday One on top of the table, while Melbourne Victory sit at the bottom as the only team not to collect a point on the opening day.