South Korea Considers Sacking Klinsmann Amid Team Discord

Following a disappointing Asian Cup performance and reports of player infighting, officials recommend Jurgen Klinsmann's dismissal as national coach.

Korean Football Association officials recommend firing Jurgen Klinsmann as South Korea's national soccer team coach after Asian Cup semifinal exit and reports of infighting among players.
Klinsmann faces criticism for the team's performance and his leadership style, including his refusal to resign and decision to live in the United States.
A brawl between captain Son Heung-min and midfielder Lee Kang-in exacerbates concerns over team harmony and Klinsmann's management.
Fans demand Klinsmann and KFA president Chung Mong-gyu's resignation, highlighting public dissatisfaction with the current leadership.
The KFA's national team committee suggests a change in leadership is necessary, with a final decision on Klinsmann's fate expected from the executive board.