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(Jeonju = Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Dong-cheol = Seoul coach Park Jin-seop encourages players in the opening match between K-League 1 Jeonbuk Hyundai and FC Seoul held at the Jeonju World Cup Stadium on the 27th. 2021.2.27 [email protected]
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(Jeonju = Yonhap News) Reporter Ahn Hong-seok = FC Seoul coach Park Jin-seop explained that he replaced Ki Sung-yong, who is suspicious of sexual violence in elementary school, as “because his condition looked a little bad.”
Seoul lost 0-2 to Jeonbuk Hyundai in the opening game of Hanawon-Q K League 1 2021 held at Jeonju World Cup Stadium on the 27th.
Veteran midfielder Ki Sung-Yong, who was in the center of controversy, broke expectations on this day and was replaced by Han Chan-hee after 36 minutes in the first half.
Director Park explained, “I changed it because I was in a bad condition,” and “I changed it quickly for consideration because there was a next home game.”
Ki Sung-yong started playing with a taping on his right thigh. However, this was not due to injury, Park explained.
Director Park said, “It seems that there was a slight strain in training (on the right thigh).”
Coach Park, who was recognized for his leadership by putting Gwangju FC, which was the promoted team last season, to Final A, came to Seoul ahead of this season.
However, ahead of the debut match on this day, as the exposure that raised the suspicion of sexual violence of Ki Sung-yong came out, the atmosphere of the team became upset, and eventually the team was defeated.
Manager Park said, “I’m not satisfied, but a lot of players followed me, and I think I liked the way I tried to do that.”
“During the game, I wanted the players to focus on the game. The team is strong enough in terms of mental power,” he said.
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