Jurgen Klinsmann Dismissed as South Korea's Soccer Coach

The decision follows a disappointing Asian Cup performance and reports of team discord.

Jurgen Klinsmann has been dismissed as the coach of South Korea's national soccer team following a disappointing Asian Cup semifinal loss to Jordan.
The decision comes after reports of infighting among players, including a physical altercation between captain Son Heung-min and teammate Lee Kang-in.
Klinsmann's leadership and management style, including his refusal to base himself in South Korea, were cited as reasons for his dismissal.
The Korean Football Association is considering ex-South Korean international Hong Myung-bo as a temporary replacement.
Klinsmann thanked his players and fans for their support during his tenure, highlighting a 13-game unbeaten streak before the Asian Cup semifinal loss.