South Korea's World Cup exit has ignited a national outcry, prompting presidential calls for an investigation and the coach's resignation. Frustration over the Korea Football Association's controversial appointment processes, including that of coach Hong Myung-bo, has fueled widespread demands for reform. Fans and officials alike are questioning competence over connections, pushing for accountability and a rebuild of public trust in the nation's football leadership.

Public anger in Korea has fallen squarely on national football team manager Hong Myung-bo, with critics blaming him for the country’s disastrous 20...

Asian team’s shock defeat to Bafana Bafana resulted in an early flight home and coach’s resignation