FIFA World Cup: South Korea head coach Hong Myung-bo resigns after president calls him 'incapable'
South Korea's World Cup campaign ended in early elimination, leading to coach Hong Myung-bo's dramatic resignation.
President Lee Jae-myung publicly criticized the manager, demanding a complete overhaul of the nation's football structure.
Despite a strong start, consecutive losses sealed their fate.
Hong, facing immense pressure, apologized to the nation for failing to meet expectations, accepting full responsibility for the disappointing performance.
South Korea Coach Quits After World Cup Exit
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