Amid the aftermath of the Korea Football Association’s match-fixing amnesty, the circumstances surrounding Choi Seong-guk, who was permanently expelled from the national team for match-fixing in the past, are instructing youth players, shocking.온라인바카라

Yesterday (4th), when the Football Association’s board of directors resigned en masse due to a scandal over the match-fixing pardon, a familiar face was seen at the training ground of a youth soccer club.

The person who seems to be in charge of coaching and instructing the players’ training is Choi Seong-guk, a former national team player who was permanently expelled from the K-League match-fixing scandal in 2011.

At the time, Choi, who was even more shocked to be found to have acted as a broker to attract his fellow players, was included in the 48 match-fixing pardons the association was trying to release this time.

As long as he was permanently expelled, he should not engage in any activities related to football, let alone as a leader, and the situation in which he openly taught players even when the football world was tumultuous due to the pardon for match-fixing was revealed.

The Korea Football Association said it was checking the truth about Choi’s suspicion of unqualified coaching.

On the other hand, through the People’s Power Ha Tae-gyeong’s office, 52 faces, excluding 48 match-fixing participants, were also revealed among those subject to the association’s surprise pardon. are buying