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It’s Time for a Change on YouTube

While star football players continue to criticize the controversial appointment of national football team coach Hong Myung-bo, “K-League legend” Lee Dong-gook has also raised criticism.

On the 13th, Lee Dong-guk said through the YouTube community: “There is a sentence in this episode that impressed me. “It is a kind of ‘legal response’,” he added, “I think it is inappropriate to use this word to describe someone who works harder than others.”

He said: “The process should be good, but it seems that it has not met the concerns and expectations of Korean fans. He said: “As a member of the national team, I have received a lot of love, and I have played in the K League for a long time, and I feel a sense of responsibility.”

“Now that trust has been lost, I think it’s everyone’s fault and no one’s fault, and it’s time to make a change,” he continued, “and I will work hard to provide strength to the K-League and the national team in all aspects in the future.” “I ask you all to support Korean football and also speak out as loudly as you are now,” he said.

Meanwhile, the Korea Football Association fired head coach Jurgen Klinsmann in February last year and has not found a new head coach for five months. Despite proposing many head coach candidates, the association appointed former Ulsan HD head coach Hong Myung-bo as the new head coach on the 8th.

Park Joo-ho, who later served as a member of the Power Strengthening Committee, exposed the internal meeting process of the Power Strengthening Committee through his YouTube channel. It is said that the appointment process of Director Hong was not carried out according to procedures, and some members of the Power Strengthening Committee pushed hard to appoint a domestic leader.

Based on this, the Football Association announced legal action, claiming that Chairman Park had violated his oath of confidentiality.

(Seoul = Newsis)