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Jurgen Klinsmann, head coach of the Korean national soccer team, who finished his away trip to Europe, will not return to Korea immediately but will resume his schedule in Europe.
The South Korean national soccer team, led by head coach Klinsmann, won 1-0 in a warm-up match against Saudi Arabia at St. James' Park in Newcastle, England, on the 13th (Korea Standard Time) with Cho Kyu-sung's winning goal).
After taking office, he won his first victory after six moves by Klinsmann, who had no victory with three draws and two losses in five games.
However, the Klinsmann team, which had been suspected of continuing sluggishness, did not show a clear appearance against Saudi Arabia. Cho Kyu-sung made the first goal by taking advantage of his opponent's mistake, but he was also on the verge of losing points several times amid unstable defense.
After two consecutive games in September, the national soccer team players return to their respective teams to carry out their schedules.
However, Klinsmann will not return to Korea immediately, but will stay in Europe to check on overseas players.
Coach Klinsmann plans to visit Bayern Munich and Leverkusen on the 16th to watch Kim Min-jae's match. Since then, Klinsmann's detailed schedule has not been confirmed, but he is likely to return to Korea at the end of September after examining the players in Europe.
After returning home, Klinsmann is expected to prepare for warm-up matches against Tunisia and Vietnam in October.
When it became known that Klinsmann was staying abroad, criticism grew even louder.
Klinsmann, who took the helm of the Korean national soccer team in February, has stayed in Korea for only 67 days so far, contrary to his promise to reside in Korea.
Coach Klinsmann has spent a long time in the U.S., where he has a home than in Korea. He also did not stay in Korea, watching the players in Europe in person. According to the Korea Football Association, coach Klinsmann has visited the site in person and watched only 16 games.
Controversy among soccer fans is not expected to stop for the time being as they do not keep their promise to reside in Korea and put priority on identifying overseas players, not domestic ones.
Meanwhile, Klinsmann also confirmed the A match schedule in October. They will face Tunisia at Seoul World Cup Stadium on October 13 and then face Vietnam at Suwon World Cup Stadium on October 17.
