South Korea coach resigns after World Cup exit

5 sourcesFirst reported 23 days agoUpdated 22 days ago

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Hong Myung-bo has resigned following South Korea's failure to advance in the World Cup.
The team was eliminated after finishing third in their group.
The president of South Korea called for an investigation into the team's performance.
Fans expressed anger, particularly regarding the omission of player Son Heung-min.
The resignation comes amid widespread criticism of the coaching staff.

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