Huh Jung-moo has named a young South Korea squad for the September 10 World Cup qualifier with North Korea in Shanghai.

Suwon Samsung strikers Shin Young-rok and Seo Dong-hyun could make their debuts, while FC Seoul's teenage midfielder Ki Sung-young has also been selected for the first time in the 23-man squad.

Manchester United's Park Ji-sung is still short of fitness after a knee injury, while Fulham's Seol Ki-hyeon and new Borussia Dortmund signing Lee Young-pyo have also been omitted, but West Brom's Kim Do-heon has been included.

"Lee has just joined a new team and has to adapt and I also considered the fact that Seol is once again playing for his club team," Huh said.

"I have selected players who are fit and in form in the K-League and have attempted to maintain balance in the team."

New Suwon Samsung Bluewings attacker Lee Chun-soo is included in the squad for the first time during Huh's reign, while Cho Jae-jin also earns a recall.

FC Seoul striker and Wigan Athletic target Park Chu-young has been left out due to a lack of fitness.

The match has been switched from Pyongyang to Shanghai by FIFA in a similar move to the meeting between the two sides in the previous round of qualifiers.

South Korea will face Jordan in Seoul on September 6 before heading to Shanghai as Huh's side look to begin their Group B campaign with a win over their neighbours, who they shared two goalless draws with in the previous round.

South Korea squad for World Cup qualifier against North Korea in Shanghai on September 10 - Kim Yong-dae (Gwangju) Kim Young-kwang (Ulsan) Jung Sung-ryeong (Seongnam); Kang Min-soo (Jeonbuk) Cho Yong-hyung (Jeju) Kim Jin-kyu, Kim Chi-woo, Kim Chi-gon (all FC Seoul) Choi Hyo-jin (Pohang) Oh Beom-seok (Samara, Russia) Kim Dong-jin (Zenit St Petersburg, Russia); Kim Nam-il (Vissel Kobe, Japan) Lee Chung-young, Ki Sung-young (both FC Seoul) Kim Do-heon (West Brom, England) Lee Ho (Zenit St Petersburg, Russia) Lee Chun-soo (Suwon) Choi Sung-kuk (Seongnam); Shin Young-rok, Seo Dong-hyun (both Suwon) Lee Keun-ho (Daegu) Cho Jae-jin (Jeonbuk).