Professional volleyball Kim Yeon-koung is the highest paid female player for three consecutive seasons

Kim Yeonkyung, 

"Volleyball Empress" Kim Yeon-kyung Heungkuk Life Insurance has been ranked No. 1 in body value for three consecutive seasons.

The Korea Volleyball Federation KOVO announced on the 1st, "Kim Yeon-kyung of Heungkuk Life Insurance and Kang So-hwi of Korea Expressway Corporation tied for first place with an annual salary of 500 million won, an option of 300 million won, and a total of 800 million won, while Kim Yeon-kyung was named the women's top conservative for three consecutive seasons."

Kim Yeon-koung received an additional 25 million won in salary from last season's total salary 775 million won, keeping Kang So-hwi and the women's top payer position in the 2024-25 season.

Pepper Savings Bank Park Jung-ah total 775 million won, annual salary 475 million won, option 300 million won, IBK Industrial Bank Lee So-young total 700 million won, annual salary 450 million won, option 250 million won, and Hyundai Engineering & Construction Yang Hyo-jin total 600 million won, annual salary 400 million won, option 200 million won.

In the men's division, Han Korean Air was announced as the highest paid player in the 2024-2025 season with a total of 1.08 billion won.

Han added an annual salary of 750 million won and an option of 330 million won to sign a total of 1.08 billion won, making him the highest paid player in the men's division for four consecutive seasons.

It was followed by Korean Air's Jung Ji-seok 920 million won in total, 700 million won in annual salary, 220 million won in option, OK Financial Group's Lee Min-kyu total of 980 million won, annual salary of 800 million won, option of 108 million won, Hyundai Capital's Heo Soo-bong total of 800 million won, annual salary of 800 million won, and Korea Electric Power Corporation's Shin Young-seok total of 777 million won, annual salary of 600 million won, option of 177 million won. 바카라사이트 추천

The average pay for the women's team is 161 million won, up 9 million won from last season, and the average pay for the men's team is 223 million won, down 6 million won from last season.

In the 2024-25 season, the women's team of the V-League will receive a total of 2.9 billion won in remuneration, including 2 billion won in salary cap annual salary cap, 600 million won in option cap, and 300 million won in victory allowance, while the men's team will receive 4.15 billion won in salary cap, 1.66 billion won in option cap, and a total of 5.81 billion won in remuneration.