Change of schedule is not a big problem” Klinsmann tries to push on a task that is not difficult
Changing the schedule is not a big problem.”
South Korea national soccer team coach Jurgen Klinsmann said that changing the schedule would not be very difficult.
Coach Klinsmann, who played two consecutive international matches in England, returned to Korea through Incheon International Airport Terminal 2 at 3:55 pm on the 14th. Usually, when the national team returns to their home country, they receive a lot of attention. However, the place where most eyes were directed that day was Coach Klinsmann.안전놀이터
There was turmoil even before his return. In addition to his poor performance, Coach Klinsmann did not faithfully fulfill the condition of ‘residing in Korea’. As there was controversy over ‘working from home’ in the past, the Football Association also announced the appointment of coach Klinsmann and explained, “It was a condition of the contract that he reside in Korea during his tenure.”
Coach Klinsmann also said at his inauguration press conference, “I plan to spend most of my time in Korea,” and “Coaches based in Europe plan to perform overseas watching duties in their respective countries.”
However, Director Klinsmann reversed his statement. He stayed more in the United States and Europe than in Korea. He entrusted the observation of K League players to Korean coaches. Through ‘ESPN’ in the US, he said, “Going to Europe and talking to many people and then returning to Korea is the only way to grow the national team. If you don’t like that, just find someone else.”
It was the same this time too. Initially, Coach Klinsmann was scheduled to go to Germany after the Saudi Arabia game. The reason is European observation. On the 16th (Korean time), he wanted to watch the match between Bayern Munich and Leverkusen, where Kim Min-jae belongs.
When this fact became known, public opinion worsened and fans became excited. Then the association persuaded Director Klinsmann. The association said a day ago, “Coach Klinsmann was scheduled to watch the Munich game and visit a European club to meet with officials and analyze the game with the coaches,” adding, “However, it has been changed to begin the work of checking K-League players first before announcing the list in October.” “I did it,” he said.
