Chairman Chung Mong-gyu announced the replacement of Klinsmann

Indicating that he could not resign, which is contrary to the seriousness of the situation. However, Michael Mueller (59), chairman of the German-born Power Enhancement Committee, is hiding behind Chairman Chung Mong-gyu and still maintains a humble attitude across the river. What kind of person is Chairman Mueller? After taking his first steps in Korean soccer as a instructor for leadership in 2018, he became the chairman of the Technology Development Committee, and then the chairman of the Power Enhancement Committee in 2023, causing suspicions over the collection of Chung Mong-gyu, Mueller and Klinsmann at a press conference in February last year.  토토사이트

In addition to the transparency question mark on the German leadership's history, which is currently indicated in the media, it is clear that Mueller is not qualified as the chairman when facing his ability to work at the KFA. Needless to say, the reality that such a person is serving as the chairman of the Korea Football Association, which is referred to as the heart of the Korean soccer team, is impossible without Chung Mong-gyu's background. Therefore, Chairman Mueller also needs to make a decision to dismiss him as soon as possible.

Therefore, Chairman Chung Mong-gyu cannot rule out the possibility of another incident if he only seeks to cut the tail of Klinsmann's solution through the replacement of coach. It is hard to say that the situation has been completely resolved. In other words, the fundamental reason and cause of the situation are still ongoing. Indeed, the scars and wounds of Korean soccer players and national team players cannot be easily healed. Therefore, what Chairman Chung Mong-gyu demands is the second choice that can urgently calm down even the spark that triggered the situation.

Coach Klinsmann's case also includes a player protest. Obviously, Chairman Chung Mong-gyu was staying with the national team in Qatar, the venue for the upcoming event. Nevertheless, he sat on the sidelines without dismissing Klinsmann, who had stopped managing players. As a result, this situation resulted in another handshake, which eventually directly affected Chairman Chung. All these negative neglects, Chung's announcement of the replacement of Klinsmann could be taken as a protest.

It is not a situation that will end with the application of the process of appointing Klinsmann as a coach and throwing it at the public. "We failed to show leadership and leadership, such as competitive game management, player management, and work attitude," said Chairman Chung Mong-kyu in his explanation of the reason for the replacement of Klinsmann, and "We judged that it did not meet the expectations and sentiment of the people, and that it was difficult to improve in the future." On the one hand, it is interpreted that Chairman Chung Mong-kyu already knew about the incompetence of Klinsmann.

Nevertheless, the fact that the situation that could have jeopardized the fate of Korean soccer has been neglected is regarded as a dereliction of duty and avoidance of responsibility to the people. In the current reality, the last card that Chairman Chung Mong-gyu should take out is not the issue of penalty for dismissal of Coach Klinsmann. It is the dismissal of Chairman Mueller who defended Coach Klinsmann until the end at a meeting of executives who discussed the dismissal of Coach Klinsmann. In a word, it is a typical act of supporting the "green is the same color."

Needless to say, Mueller is the remnant of a "whitewash" situation in Korean football. In response, Chung will be able to remain as the most honorable KFA chief only when he forms a new power-enhancing committee and chairman for the "100-year-old" of Korean football, granting him full authority to appoint the national team coach and practicing his indirect renunciation of the fourth term. If not, Chung may face losing his personal honor in Korean football.