Choi Moon-sik Vows Aggressive Attack Against Suwon FC
Ansan Greeners Refuse Defensive Retreat Ahead of Suwon FC Clash
Ansan Greeners manager Choi Moon-sik declared that his squad will maintain an aggressive attacking stance when they face promotion contenders Suwon FC at Suwon Sports Complex on November 1, 2026, according to starnewskorea.com, with the match kicking off at 2:00 PM. Ansan enters the 31st round of the Hana Bank KLeague2 2026 season sitting 15th in the league table with 7 wins, 4 draws, and 18 losses, totaling 25 points, though the team possesses the explosive capability to pour out consecutive goals once they start flowing. Prior to the match, Choi stated in an interview, We are working hard to show good performance and produce good results every time,
adding, There is nothing that will change just because it is the end of the season. We will do our best until the end and play a good game.
Despite the club’s lower-tier standing, Choi stated that his tactical approach will not change for the away fixture against the third-place club. “Suwon FC or anywhere else, you cannot win if you don’t attack,” Choi said, as reported by starnewskorea.com, further previewing a head-on counter-strategy by noting it is a fight over how precisely they can endure through the attacking process. He emphasized that the primary challenge lies in sustaining defensive discipline through the attacking sequences.
Despite recently acting effectively as a spoiler team by securing a 4-0 away victory against Yongin FC in the 29th round and defeating formidable opponent Busan IPark 1-0 in September, the squad has experienced severe volatility with 2 wins, 2 draws, and 7 losses in their last 11 matches.
Defensive Lapses Compromise Ansan Results
Ansan arrives at the match following a 3-1 defeat against Cheonan City that somewhat broke their momentum, a result that highlighted ongoing defensive inconsistencies and left the team’s atmosphere heavy when good matches failed to yield positive outcomes. Choi noted that while the team generates high-scoring performances—such as the 4-0 victory over Yongin FC and the 1-0 win against Busan IPark—defensive lapses, frequent easy concessions, broken organizational links in the middle, fatigue, and breathing issues among substitute players have repeatedly compromised their results.
For the match against Suwon FC, Ansan deployed Lima, Machop, and Marlon in a three-man forward line. The midfield features Jang Hyun-soo, Kim Jung-hyun, Park Gyu-min, and Lim Ji-min, while Yeon Ung-bin, Cho Ji-hoon, and Hatzel form the three-man central defense ahead of goalkeeper Lee Seung-bin.
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