‘Klinsman Negotiation’ KFA, “There was no negotiation with Moreno” official [단독]

[OSEN=우충원 기자] “Moreno, No Negotiations with Korea Football Association”.

Kicker reported on the 22nd (Korean time), “Coach Jürgen Klinsmann is negotiating as a successor to former Korean national team coach Paulo Bento.”

Coach Klinsmann is a legendary German striker who scored 47 goals in 108 A-matches during his active career. In particular, he scored multiple goals against Korea in the 1994 World Cup in USA.

Coach Klinsman’s career as a national team coach is not bad. He scored three goals at the 1990 World Cup in Italy to lead his country to victory. He also led the U.S. national team from 2011 to 2016, reaching the top of the Gold Cup in 2013 and advancing to the round of 16 at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.

No club team achievements. In 2008, after taking over as manager of Bayern Munich in the German Bundesliga, he was sacked after failing to complete a year, and after becoming manager of Hertha Berlin (Germany) in November 2019, he resigned after 77 days after a conflict with the club.

Coach Klinsman recently worked as a member of the FIFA Technical Research Group (TSG) during the Qatar World Cup. However, he has little experience leading a team in the past six years. In a word, it means that the sense of practice is diminished.

While the Korea Football Association was negotiating with manager Klinsman, it appeared that there was no proper negotiation with other manager candidates.

Before manager Klinsman’s name came out, there was no negotiation with director Roberto Moreno among the candidates whose name was mentioned. An official from the football world said, “Director Moreno was surprised by the news of the negotiations with Korea. According to Moreno, the Korea Football Association did not make a direct proposal. It is frustrating because we have not been able to accurately grasp the facts about reports from the local media.”

Coach Moreno, who started his career as a youth leader for a long time, starting with La Florida youth team coach in 2002, assisted former Spanish national team coach Luis Enrique while serving as head coach of AS Roma (Italy), Celta Vigo, and FC Barcelona (above Spain). .

When coach Enrique left Barcelona and took over as coach of the Spanish national team, coach Moreno joined as assistant coach of the Spanish national team. After Enrique gave up the baton due to family problems, he briefly took over as Spain manager. He led the Spanish national team for about 8 months and recorded a good record of 7 wins and 2 draws. But when coach Enrique returned, Moreno left the team.

An official said, “Not only coach Moreno, but also coaches of the European national team A were very interested in going to Korea. However, the Korea Football Association could not reach an agreement. There were also many leaders who expressed regret about not being able to contact them.” / [email protected]

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