South Korean national team coach Jurgen Klinsmann, who failed to qualify for the final of the 2023 AFC Asian Cup in Qatar, has been criticized within South Korea. South Korea's ** "Star News" reported on this on the 10th.
The South Korean national team will face the Jordanian national team in the semifinals of the Asian Cup. Although the team was seen as dominant in the evaluation, it eventually succumbed to Jordan's strong attack and suffered a 0-2 defeat.
After the game, key players such as ace striker Son Heung-min (Tottenham, England) and midfielder Lee Kang-in (Paris Saint-Germain, France) expressed remorse. Star News, on the other hand, questioned Klinsmann's attitude after the loss. "In addition to the disappointing result, what angered the fans even more was his attitude," he said criticizing the coach.
In the match against Malaysia (in the third round of the group stage), although we conceded a goal in the final stages and missed out on the victory, the way he smiled became a hot topic of discussion. Jordan, even if he lost, he was smiling, while the opposing coach was in the same place at the same time, Son Heung-min was sitting on the ground, and the veteran Kim Jin-so was crying. Head coach Jurgen Klinsmann is the only one who is different from him. The look on his face. ”
After the elimination of the team, coach Jurgen Klinsmann commented: "I don't think the Asian Cup to reach the last four is a failure, I look at it positively. "Of course, it won't be easy to win the Asian Cup," Star News said, but also pointed out the "differences" between Klinsmann and other coaches from other countries who also lost the game and left the World Cup.
After being eliminated in the quarterfinals, the head coach of the Japanese team said, 'We didn't get where we wanted. I feel regret and regret, and I feel a sense of responsibility. The players have done their best. Iran's head coach Amir Galnoi, who lost in the semi-finals, also said, "I want to say sorry to the Iranian people," adding, "We have a responsibility to make the people happy." We have to qualify for the end, but ......I shouldn't have done that," he expressed remorse. "If you were to blame for this defeat, it would be me, not the Islamic Republic of Iran Football Association or the players. "I take responsibility for this failure. ”
Coach Klinsmann repeated his self-congratulations and ended the match by blaming his players for the defeat. Fans should be even more outraged," Star News reported, harshly criticizing the coach.
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