We met with coach Jurgen Klinsmann and Jeonbuk Hyundai’s technical advisor Roberto Di Matteo.소닉카지노
Jeonbuk Hyundai and Gangwon FC played the Hana One Q K League 1 2023 30th round match at Jeonju World Cup Stadium at 2 pm on the 16th.
The result was shocking. Home hosts Jeonbuk bowed their heads after suffering a 1-3 upset loss to last place Gangwon.
Regardless of the results, guests came to Jeonju World Cup Stadium. This is something Jurgen Klinsmann, the head coach of the Korean national team, intuitively realized.
Through Coach Klinsmann’s intuition about Jeon Ju-seong, he met Jeonbuk’s technical advisor Roberto Di Matteo.
After hearing the news that Coach Klinsmann would visit Jeonju, he reportedly waited a long time for a meeting with Jeonbuk’s technical advisor Di Matteo.
Coach Klinsmann and technical advisor Di Matteo shared their opinions on Jeonbuk’s players who could be called up to the national team for about 30 minutes before the start of the game.
In addition, it is reported that they shared their views and opinions about the K-League and Korean soccer.
It is known that this was Technical Advisor Di Matteo’s first meeting with an outside leader other than a Jeonbuk official.
According to an official from the Korea Football Association, Coach Klinsmann said, “After taking office as the head coach of the Korean national team, he held an interview with reporters on site in England, expressing the meaning of meeting with officials through personal connections at each club rather than just checking performance. At this meeting, he decided on the direction. “I think I could understand it,” he said.
Coach Klinsmann’s insight into the K-League was sudden. According to the original plan, the team was scheduled to travel from England, where friendly matches against Wales and Saudi Arabia were held, to Germany to watch a match between Kim Min-jae’s team, Bayern Munich.
But, was he conscious of the worst public opinion? The schedule was suddenly changed and K-League players were inspected.
According to the Korea Football Association, Coach Klinsmann returned to Korea on the afternoon of the 14th and plans to prepare for the announcement of the A-match roster in October, starting with confirming K-League players first.
There is a feeling that Director Klinsmann’s return to Korea may have been conscious of the cold public opinion.
Klinsmann’s recent poor performance and results have drawn comparisons with former coach Paulo Bento of Japan and South Korea, whom he can no longer rival.
Japan traveled to Europe during the international match period in September and achieved the best performance in terms of content and results by winning two consecutive games against Germany and Turkiye.
Coach Bento was recently appointed as head coach of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and in his debut match, he defeated Costa Rica 3-1.
Director Klinsmann created controversy again during his return interview on the 14th, saying, “I came because you asked me to come.”
He continued, “When preparing for an important competition, there must be positive public opinion when preparing. Even if the team is strongly united internally, if there is criticism from the outside, the team is bound to be shaken. “It is not too late to criticize when the desired results are not achieved in the Asian Cup,” he appealed.
Director Klinsmann also drew anger from fans due to the content of the interview that was not conscious of public opinion.
Coach Klinsmann conducted an interview with domestic reporters in England before the game against Saudi Arabia.
In an interview, he said, “The only way to grow the Korean national team is for me to travel back and forth to Europe, talk to different people, and then come back and work again. “If you don’t like it, just find someone else,” he said, making an incomprehensible statement.
Afterwards, there were other comments that could cause controversy.
On the 14th, Director Klinsmann created controversy again by saying in an interview upon his return to Korea, “I came because you guys told me to come.”
He continued, “When preparing for an important competition, there must be positive public opinion when preparing. Even if the team is strongly united internally, if there is criticism from the outside, the team is bound to be shaken. “It is not too late to criticize when the desired results are not achieved in the Asian Cup,” he appealed.
This is a statement that reflects Director Klinsmann’s greed.
Coach Klinsmann has failed to show clear content, process, or results in the six games since his appointment. But hoping for expectations is inconsistent.
The Korean national team, backed by top players such as Son Heung-min and Kim Min-jae, will attempt to win the Asian Cup in January next year for the first time in 64 years.
Expectations are running high. However, there is no clear content and process in the new supervision system.
After taking charge of the Korean national team, coach Klinsmann was criticized for poor performance in 6 games, with 1 win, 3 draws, and 2 losses.
It wasn’t because he couldn’t take care of simple results. The content was also the worst. He failed to provide a clear direction and color.
There continues to be criticism and criticism that Director Klinsmann’s sincerity is not visible.
Coach Klinsmann also came under fire for frequent outings and working from home during his time with the German and U.S. national teams, and the same situation is repeating itself.
Director Klinsmann’s promise to “remain permanently in Korea” has not been properly kept. Except for March and June when he had an A match, he spent most of his time in the United States where his family was.
His frequent outings also did not avoid criticism. Coach Klinsmann’s main focus was on something other than the Korean national team.
He is unable to avoid criticism that he is showing an irresponsible attitude as the head coach of the Korean national team, such as focusing on interviews with overseas media and participating in the UEFA Champions League (UCL) group draw.
In addition, the press conference for the selection of national team players was replaced with a press release, failing to show sincerity.
Coach Klinsmann achieved victory in 6 games from the brink, but public opinion is still not good due to his incomprehensible attitude, interviews, etc.
As if conscious of public opinion, he hastily canceled his schedule with Bayern Munich in the German Bundesliga and played the K-League schedule after the international match schedule in England ended.
Klinsmann, who has completed his regular Jeonju schedule, is scheduled to visit the Seoul World Cup Stadium where the FC Seoul-Gwangju FC match will be held.