Professional soccer team Daejeon Hana Citizen will continue to accompany head coach Lee Min-sung (50).

Daejeon announced on the 1st, “We have re-signed with coach Lee Min-sung. We will accelerate our preparations for the next season in earnest.”

However, the team decided not to disclose the length of the contract by mutual agreement.

“It’s been a very happy year for me, thanks to all the support I’ve received,” said Lee Min-sung, “and although we succeeded in staying in the top division, it remains a disappointment that we didn’t make it to the top split.”

“Daejeon is a team with a high vision and goals. Next year, we will prepare well to be a stronger and more competitive team that will challenge for the top division and the 카지노사이트 Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Champions League (ACL).”

Daejeon will take a break for about a month after the 2023 season ends.

The club will hold its first call-up training camp in Geoje, Gyeongnam, from February 2 and its winter training camp in Hanoi, Vietnam, from February 10.

Lee took the helm of Daejeon in December 2020, and the club finished third in K League 2 in the 2021 season before losing to Gangwon FC in the promotion playoffs.

A determined Lee and Daejeon returned to the K League 1 after an eight-year absence last season when they finished second in the K League 2 and reached the promotion playoffs again, defeating Gimcheon Sangmu.

This season, Daejeon made waves in the K League 1, playing a fiery brand of attacking soccer and finishing third in the league in goals scored.

Daejeon clinched their stay in the league early on against Suwon FC in their first match of the Final B this season.

Daejeon’s average attendance increased by more than six times this season compared to last season, with an average of 13,500 fans per game, ranking third in attendance among all K League clubs. 바카라사이트