SEOUL — Jurgen Klinsmann, the outgoing head coach of the South Korean men's national football team, has attributed the team's recent underperformance at the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Asian Cup to disharmony among players rather than tactical deficiencies. This revelation came from Hwangbo Kwan, the technical director of the Korea Football Association (KFA), following a National Team Committee meeting at the KFA headquarters in Seoul.
According to Yonhap News Agency, the committee reviewed South Korea's performance and elimination in the semifinals of the AFC Asian Cup held in Qatar and decided to recommend Klinsmann's dismissal to the KFA's Executive Board. The final decision on Klinsmann's future with the team will be made by KFA President Chung Mong-gyu. The focus on team cohesion over tactical strategy highlights the importance of harmony and unity in achieving success on the international stage.