Park Ji-sung and Lee Dong-gook's Direct Remarks

Park Ji-sung and Lee Dong-gook's Direct Remarks... Coach Hong Myung-bo: "I Respect your Opinion"

The first official schedule of the national team commander is to travel to Europe to appoint a coach.

The association criticizes the representatives, saying, “We will reflect opinions for Korean soccer.”

“I fully understand the concerns and expectations of many people.

I would be grateful if many people would cheer me on for my last challenge in life.” 온라인카지노사이트

This is what national soccer team coach Hong Myung-bo said about the public criticism directed at him.

After being appointed as the new coach, Coach Hong went on a business trip to Europe for his first official schedule, and while leaving through Incheon International Airport on the 15th, he said, “How to make the Korean national soccer team a strong and good team is the most important thing in my mind.”

After being appointed as the new head coach of the national soccer team on the 7th, Coach Hong played his last match on the 10th at Ulsan HD in the professional soccer K League 1.

He had firmly stated that he would “never leave Ulsan,” but when he suddenly changed his mind, the anger of Ulsan fans and K League fans boiled over.

In particular, former national team member Park Joo-ho, who is a member of the National Team Strengthening Committee of the Korea Football Association that oversaw the selection of the head coach, said on his YouTube channel on the 8th, “I did not know about the appointment of Coach Hong Myung-bo,” which caused the controversy to spread like wildfire.

There are concerns about internal conflict in the soccer world as former national team members Lee Chun-soo, Lee Young-pyo, Park Ji-sung, Lee Dong-gook, and Cho Won-hee have criticized the five-month-long selection process and the association’s administration.

Among them, Park Ji-sung implied that he opposed the appointment of Coach Hong by saying, “Whether or not to change the selection of the coach is the decision of the association and Coach Hong Myung-bo.”

Regarding this, Coach Hong said, “I respect the opinions of many soccer players,” and “It’s not bad to create an atmosphere where everyone can express their own thoughts for Korean soccer, regardless of whether they are senior or junior.”

He added, “It’s important to take in (various opinions) well,” and “I will actively reflect good ones in the national team.”

Coach Hong Myung-bo plans to visit Spain and Portugal to personally select a foreign coach to work with him.

He explained, “The key to this trip to Europe is to select a foreign coach to lead the national team for the next two and a half years,” and “I decided to go on this trip because I thought it would be best to hear directly about their philosophy and vision for soccer and their understanding of Korean soccer.”