Dozen K Leaguers Named to Moreno's 1st Korean Squad
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Dozen K Leaguers named to Moreno's 1st Korean squad
A dozen players based in the domestic K League were named to the first squad assembled by Robert Moreno for the men's national football team Monday. Moreno, the Spain-born tactician named as Korea's interim head coach on Sept. 1, unveiled his 30-man squad for the Taegeuk Warriors' next four matches during a press conference at Korea Football Park in Cheonan, some 80 kilometers south of Seoul. Korea will host Ecuador on Sept. 24, Uruguay on Sept.…
The new head coach of the South Korean national football team, 'Moreno-led,' has selected K-League star Jeong Seung-won (FC Seoul) and 'young blood' Kim Min-su (22, Rangers). He also called up key players from the existing World Cup squad, such as Son Heung-min (LAFC). Spanish head coach Roberto Moreno held a press conference at Korea Football Park in Cheonan, South Chungcheong Province, on the 14th.
(Cheonan=Yonhap News) Reporter Ahn Hong-seok = The 'Moreno-led' South Korean national football team includes K-League players such as midfielder Jeong Seung-won and goalkeeper Gu Sung-yun, key members of K-League 1 leader FC Seoul...
Head Coach Robert Moreno has announced the 30-man squad for the national team for the first time since taking office. Three newcomers, including Kim Min-su, were selected, and he officially announced the adoption of a 4-4-2 formation, abandoning the existing three-back tactic. The coach stated that the selection was based on data from 1,700 players.
On the 14th, the South Korean national football team announced a 30-man roster for the four friendly matches to be played during the September-October international match period. With a large number of K-League players joining the squad, the team appears to be seeking stability by including veterans proven at the last World Cup. Looking at the roster announced by head coach Robert Moreno (Spain) at a press conference held at Korea Football Park…
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