Who will be the president of football...Three different kinds of pledges
Who will be the president of football...Three different kinds of pledges
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The election for the president of the Korea Football Association, which will determine the future of Korean soccer, is just a day away.
It's an election that drew more controversy and public attention than ever.
We looked at the candidates' faces with the representative pledges of Chung Mong-gyu, Shin Moon-seon, and Heo Jung-moo.
This is reporter Kim Ki-beom.
Candidate No. 1 Chung Mong-gyu made the first pledge to restore trust in Korean soccer.
It promised to increase international competitiveness and complete the soccer promotion league by hosting the Asian Cup in the future.
[Jung Mong-gyu/Candidate for President of the Korea Football Association: "I think this is the last chance and I will focus more on improving infrastructure such as soccer centers as well as diplomatic activities to enhance international status."]
The candidate for the No. 2 newspaper election pledged to change the negative image of the Korea Football Association.
It said it will increase marketability and marketability by expanding the number of K League 1 teams to up to 16, and strengthen fairness by launching the referee league.
[Shin Mun-seon / Presidential candidate of the Korea Football Association: "We will acknowledge all 27 irregularities (of the Korea Football Association) and will do our best to smoothly attract government subsidies by resolving them through the Korea Football Association's Fair Committee."]
Candidate No. 3 Huh Jung-moo announced the establishment of a leadership appointment system as his top pledge.
It also announced policies to strengthen the independence of local associations, such as improving competitiveness through international exchanges and distributing additional A-match profits.
[Huh Jung-moo/Candidate for president of the Korea Football Association; "We will operate the selection of leaders, players, and various contracts, including the national team coach, independently to fundamentally block the influence of the president of the association or the executive."]
The 55th president of the Football Association will be decided tomorrow by a vote of 190 electors, including leaders, players, and heads of local associations. 바카라
If there is no majority vote, the second round of the final round will be held.
However, no matter who becomes the chairman, he will have to resolve conflicts with the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, which is in charge of the government, and resolve judicial risks such as administrative litigation.