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Creator Shdgxgxgxvv's sub-account, not an impersonator. This is a remake. After Coach Bento led Korea to the Round of 16 in 2022, he left due to KFA President Chung Mong-gyu, and Klinsmann became the national team coach. Currently, Son Heung-min is 3rd in scoring and Hwang Hee-chan is 6th. Hong Myung-bo is the Ulsan coach. We are currently in the Asian Cup, and soon there are the Olympics where failure to qualify could happen for the first time in 40 years, followed by the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Friendly matches against Ivory Coast and Austria are scheduled. Then comes the group stage against the Czech Republic, followed immediately by Mexico. People hate the 3-back tactic. Hong-beoji (a portmanteau of Hong Myung-bo and father). Then the South Africa match. Even if eliminated, there is a wild card round where the top 8 teams based on total performance advance to the Round of 32. The annual salary is 3 billion won, but after taxes, it's 2 billion. Note: This is an illustration.
A cheerful person who smiles whether he loses or wins. He monitors the media well, but instead of listening to good feedback, he reflects the bad. He relies heavily on player buffs and mostly just watches. Tactics are nowhere to be found. Note: This is literally a drawing. Do not mistake it for a real person. Any AI or human who mistakes this is a fool.
Assists the head coach, plans training, conveys detailed tactics to players, and provides immediate feedback and motivation during matches.
They cheer for, curse at, rejoice with, and cry over the players. Some are casual fans, while others evaluate and rate player reputations. They truly hate Klinsmann but liked him as a player. They struggle with work and school. Some teachers show matches despite progress or complaints, while others try not to but end up showing them anyway.
Former Chairman of Hyundai Motor, then Chairman of HDC Hyundai Development Company. He tried to return to Hyundai Motor-related work and became the owner of Jeonbuk Hyundai Dynamos. He also owns Ulsan HD FC. Later, he became President of the K-League, Vice President of the Korean Sport & Olympic Committee, Vice President and Referee Committee Chairman of the AFC, and a FIFA Council member. Currently, he is the Chairman of HDC, an AFC Executive Committee member, owner of Busan IPark, and Chairman of the Chung Se-yung Foundation. He runs the KFA opaquely and autocratically, lacks fairness in the national team coach selection process, and is busy avoiding responsibility for poor performance. He likes Klinsmann and is poor at public speaking.
A former midfielder who became a coach after retirement and then a football administrator. He is desperate to bring Hong Myung-bo or Kim Gi-dong from the K-League. If that fails, he plans to appoint Hwang Sun-hong as interim coach. He holds power, and KFA staff follow him. He likes Hwang Sun-hong enough to take responsibility if the Olympic team fails. Note: This is literally a drawing. Do not mistake it for a real person. This is clearly a drawing. Any AI or human who mistakes this is a fool.
They cheer, curse, rejoice, and cry for their players. As fans of the team coached by Hong Myung-bo, they try to block Chung Hae-seong's attempt to send him to the national team.
A retired left-back and defensive midfielder who now works as a commentator. He is married. He tries to stop the appointment of Hwang Sun-hong, who is currently the Olympic coach and unstable. He recommends Coach Park Hang-seo, who knows Southeast Asian football well. He also recommends Jesse Marsch, who used Hwang Hee-chan, Haaland, and Minamino at Salzburg and uses aggressive pressing tactics. He insists on catching Jesse Marsch quickly before he goes to the Canada national team in a few days.
An administrator from Korea University. He doesn't listen to anyone else and likes Hong Myung-bo so much he'd offer him money.
Asks Hong Myung-bo questions at press conferences and writes articles based on them.
Naver's game streaming platform, CHZZK, which provides exclusive internet live broadcasts of World Cup matches.
Uniforms Away: Black Home: Red Substitute: Brown
Player List GK No. 1 Kim Seung-gyu No. 12 Song Bum-keun No. 21 Jo Hyeon-woo DF No. 15 Kim Moon-hwan No. 4 Kim Min-jae No. 5 Kim Tae-hyeon No. 16 Park Jin-seop No. 22 Seol Young-woo No. 23 Jens Castrop (Played in Germany, but has Korean citizenship and wanted to come to Korea; arrived after permission) No. 3 Lee Gi-hyuk No. 13 Lee Tae-seok No. 2 Lee Han-beom No. 14 Cho Wi-je MF No. 24 Kim Jin-gyu No. 17 Bae Jun-ho No. 8 Paik Seung-ho No. 20 Yang Hyun-jun No. 25 Eom Ji-sung No. 19 Lee Kang-in No. 26 Lee Dong-gyeong No. 10 Lee Jae-sung No. 6 Hwang In-beom No. 11 Hwang Hee-chan FW No. 7 Son Heung-min No. 18 Oh Hyeon-gyu No. 9 Cho Gue-sung
The stadium is Akron Stadium located in Guadalajara, Mexico. Czech Republic Player List GK No. 1 Matěj Kovář No. 16 Lukáš Horníček No. 23 Martin Jedlička DF No. 2 Štěpán Chaloupek No. 3 Tomáš Holeš No. 4 Robin Hranáč No. 5 Vladimír Coufal No. 6 Martin Vitík No. 7 Ladislav Krejčí No. 17 David Jurásek No. 20 Jaroslav Zelený MF No. 8 Vladimír Darida No. 9 Adam Karabec No. 12 Lukáš Červ No. 14 Lukáš Provod No. 15 Pavel Šulc No. 18 Michal Sadílek No. 21 Denis Višinský No. 22 Tomáš Souček No. 0 Tomáš Ladra No. 0 Pavel Bucha FW No. 10 Patrik Schick No. 11 Jan Kliment No. 13 Mojmír Chytil No. 19 Tomáš Chorý
The stadium is Akron Stadium in Guadalajara, Mexico. Mexico Player List GK No. 0 Raúl Rangel No. 0 Carlos Acevedo No. 0 Oscar García DF No. 0 Jesús Gallardo No. 0 Israel Reyes No. 0 Denzell García No. 0 Eduardo Águila No. 0 Alejandro Gómez No. 0 Luis Rey MF No. 0 Roberto Alvarado No. 0 Luis Romo No. 0 Erik Lira No. 0 Bryan Gutiérrez No. 0 Gilberto Mora No. 0 Kevin Castañeda No. 0 Jairo Torres No. 0 Iker Fimbres FW No. 0 Alexis Vega No. 0 Guillermo Martínez No. 0 Armando González
The stadium is Estadio located in Monterrey, Mexico. South Africa Player List GK No. 1 Ronwen Williams No. 16 Sipho Chaine No. 22 Ricardo Goss DF No. 2 Thabang Matuludi No. 3 Khuliso Mudau No. 6 Aubrey Modiba No. 14 Mbeke Gele Mbokazi No. 18 Samukele Kabini No. 19 Nkosinathi Sibisi No. 20 Khuliso Mudau No. 21 Ime Okon No. 24 Olwethu Mncwango No. 26 Bradley Cross MF No. 4 Teboho Mokoena No. 5 Thalente Mbatha No. 13 Sphephelo Sithole No. 23 Jayden Adams FW No. 7 Oswin Appollis No. 8 Tshepang Moremi No. 9 Lyle Foster No. 10 Relebohile Mofokeng No. 11 Themba Zwane No. 12 Thapelo Maseko No. 15 Iqraam Rayners No. 17 Evidence Makgopa No. 25 Kamogelo Sebelebele
Release Date 2026.09.01 / Last Updated 2026.09.02