Jürgen Klinsmann, Said to be Leaving Next Week

Director Klinsmann, Who was Said to be Leaving Next Week, Is Already Headed to the United States

It has been revealed that Jürgen Klinsmann, the coach of the Korean national soccer team, who had announced plans to leave the country next week, has already left for the United States.

According to the Korea Football Association on the 11th, Coach Klinsmann left for the United States, his residence, the day before.

The return schedule has not been set. 카지노사이트 모음

Coach Klinsmann announced to reporters immediately after returning to Incheon Airport after completing the 2023 Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Asian Cup schedule on the 8th that he would return home for a break next week.

He left Korea earlier than expected.

It’s been two days since I returned home with the team.

At the time, Coach Klinsmann said he planned to take a short break and then go to Europe to check on the condition of the overseas players.

The Football Association will hold a Power Strengthening Committee after the Lunar New Year holiday to look back on the Asian Cup and discuss the overall management of the national team.

It is currently unknown whether Director Klinsmann will return to Korea and participate in this event.

The national team led by Coach Klinsmann entered this Asian Cup with the goal of winning for the first time in 64 years, but lost 0-2 to Jordan in the semifinals and packed their bags.

Klinsmann was evaluated as having the best power of all time, led by Son Heung-min (Tottenham), so the result of ‘elimination to the semifinals’ was disappointing.

Criticism surrounding coach Klinsmann’s leadership in particular intensified as the team was completely defeated after a 2-2 draw against Jordan in the group stage.

A petition to the National Assembly called for the dismissal of Coach Klinsmann, who had been controversial about working from home and traveling abroad even before the Asian Cup, saying he should not continue to be in charge of the national team.

At his return home, Coach Klinsmann made it clear that he had no intention of resigning, saying, “I don’t think we can say that advancing to the semifinals was a failure.”