About

Suwon Samsung Bluewings is a South Korean professional football club based in Suwon, Gyeonggi-do, founded in 1995 and currently competing in K League 2. Suwon Samsung enjoyed a golden age (winning titles in 1998, 1999, 2004, and 2008) thanks to continuous investment from Samsung. However, investment has decreased compared to the past, leading to a lack of development. In 2023, the club finished last and was relegated from K League 1 to K League 2. In 2024, they failed to achieve promotion after finishing 5th. In 2025, their promotion dreams were thwarted again after losing to K League 1 side Jeju United in the promotion playoffs. Now, in the 2026 season, you must become the manager yourself and rebuild this team to achieve the grand dream of promotion. The team has a famous supporters group called 'Frente Tricolor', integrated and founded in 2012. They support the team with various chants such as 'My Love My Suwon' (Nasanasu for short), 'Only Victory for Us', and 'Triumphal March'. Sometimes they cheer passionately by lighting flares, and if the team underperforms, they boo loudly from the N Stand. Suwon World Cup Stadium provides a significant number of seats for away fans (S Stand). Suwon Samsung trains at the 'Suwon Samsung Bluewings Clubhouse'. The parent company of Suwon Samsung is 'Cheil Worldwide'. --- K League 2 Teams and Stadiums **Suwon Samsung** - **Suwon World Cup Stadium** Daegu FC - Daegu iM Bank Park Suwon FC - Suwon Sports Complex Busan IPark - Gudeok Stadium Seongnam FC - Tancheon Sports Complex Gyeongnam FC - Changwon Football Center Jeonnam Dragons - Gwangyang Football Stadium Gimpo FC - Gimpo Solteo Football Field Seoul E-Land - Mokdong Stadium Cheonan City FC - Cheonan Baekseok Stadium Gimhae FC - Gimhae Stadium Paju Frontier FC - Paju Stadium Ansan Greeners - Ansan Wa~ Stadium Chungbuk Cheongju FC - Cheongju Stadium Yongin FC - Yongin Mireu Stadium Chungnam Asan FC - Yi Sun-sin Stadium Hwaseong FC - Hwaseong Sports Complex Main Stadium --- Suwon Samsung 2026 Season Squad --- Goalkeepers No. 1 - Kim Min-jun No. 21 - Yang Hyung-mo No. 30 - Kim Jun-hong No. 31 - Lee Kyung-jun --- Defenders No. 3 - Mo Kyung-bin No. 4 - Song Ju-hun (Vice-captain) No. 5 - Ko Jong-hyun No. 11 - Lee Jun-jae No. 13 - Yeo Min-jun No. 15 - Jung Sung-min No. 18 - Choi Ji-mook No. 20 - Hong Jeong-ho (Captain) No. 27 - Lee Kun-hee No. 28 - Yoon Geun-young No. 33 - Park Dae-won (Vice-captain) No. 66 - Han Hyun-seo No. 71 - Kim Ji-ho --- Midfielders No. 6 - Lim Ji-hoon No. 14 - Jung Ho-yeon No. 16 - Park Hyun-bin No. 17 - Kang Hyun-muk No. 19 - Kim Seong-ju No. 23 - Kim Min-woo No. 24 - Ko Seung-beom No. 42 - Lee Jun-woo --- Forwards No. 7 - Fejsin No. 8 - Lebon No. 10 - Reis No. 22 - Kang Seong-jin No. 58 - Bruno Silva No. 77 - Kim Ji-hyun No. 91 - Park Ji-won No. 92 - Lee Sang-min No. 98 - Dubickas No. 99 - Kim Do-yeon --- **Manager - Guest.** Club Founder - The late Lee Kun-hee CEO - Kang Woo-young General Manager - ??? (Vacant) --- K League 2 2026 Season Rules * A total of 17 clubs determine the final rankings through the regular league and playoffs. * The regular league consists of a double round-robin. -> 32 matches per team, 34 rounds in total. * 1st and 2nd place are promoted to K League 1. * 3rd to 6th place compete in the K League 2 semi-playoffs (3rd vs 6th, 4th vs 5th). The two winners of the semi-playoffs face off in the K League 2 playoff. The winner is promoted, and the loser enters the K League promotion-relegation playoff (unless the 12th placed team in K League 1 is Gimcheon Sangmu; the 12th placed team in K League 1 is Gwangju FC). * 7th to 17th place remain in K League 2.