Is Kim Jung biao a representative of Korean football

No, to be precise, it should be Che Fangen.

The best formation in Korea:

South Korea (list), goalkeepers: Lee Yun-jae (Suwon Blue Wing), Kim Yong-dae (Seongnam Il and Cheonma), Kim Young-gwang (Jeonnam Cheon-ryong).

Defenders: Choi Jin-chul (Jeonbuk Hyundai), Kim Jin-kyu (Iwata Yamaha, Japan), Kim Yong-chul (Seongnam Il & Cheonma), Kim Sang-sik (Seongnam & Cheonma), Lee Young-pyo (Totham Hotspur in the Premier League), Kim Dong-jin (FC Seoul), Cho Won-hee (Suwon Samsung Blue Wings).

Midfielders: Park Ji-sung (Premier League Manchester United), Kim Doo-hyun (Seongnam Il & Cheonma), Song Jong Kook (Suwon Samsung Blue Wing), Kim Nam-il (Jeonnam Cheon-ryong), Lee E-yong (Trabzon, Turkey), Lee Ho (Ulsan Hyundai), Baek Ji-hoon (FC Seoul).

Forwards: Ahn Jung-hwan (Duisburg, Germany), Cho Jae-jin (Shimizu Heartbeat, Japan), Xue Qi-hyun (Wolverhampton in the Championship), Park Joo-young (FC Seoul), Jung Kyung-ho (Gwangju Sangmu), Lee Cheon-so (Ulsan Hyundai).

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It used to be a car turnover, but now it's Park Ji-sung.

It's Cha Fan Geun, and Park Ji-sung should be in the future.

I only know Kim Jung-hwan and Park Ji-sung of the Korean football team.

The Brazilian style of football and the model that Japanese football learned from it are more than a big step behind in terms of individual ability, so it cannot be said to be a representative of Asian football. Although Korean football has its own way of playing, but his strength is not enough to represent Asia, especially in 02 years to get a name for the top four by despicable means, it is really difficult to get into the lobby, it can be said that there is no one in Asian football who can say that it is a representative.

I can't choose this question, but if you want to ask you, which country represents the characteristics of European football, Italy or Germany, can you tell?

It cannot be said that the characteristics of football on a continent are represented by any country, but only that these countries represent the characteristics of several different aspects of football on that continent.

Japan is characterized by delicate technique, while South Korea is characterized by active running.

Japan is like Italy or Spain in Europe, and South Korea is like England or the Netherlands in Europe.

Each team has its own characteristics, which may be somewhat similar to others, but they are by no means the same.

China is more representative of the characteristics of Asian football.

Optimistic, Australia, because Australia has changed its previous English style of play, pursuing Spain's style of play in possession, and the player's foot skills are not inferior to South Korean players.

No, it's just a personal feeling.

What are the characteristics of Asia?

It feels better in Korea.

The World Cup results are strong in South Korea.

The Japanese players have good skills and the Korean players have good physical fitness, and each has its own strengths.

It is stronger than China, and according to the World Cup results, South Korea is stronger.

At the moment it is Japan, but South Korea has more potential.

are all powerful, Japan has Kagawa Shinsi, and South Korea has Park Ji-sung.

Judging from the current situation, Japanese football is slightly stronger.

The level of Chinese football.

Bai has fallen, and du needs to admit it. It is possible to be beaten by anyone.

Often, the outcome of the DAO competition reflects the overall problem. It's not a simple answer.

Now the level of football in China and South Korea is no longer at the same level, to put it mildly.

It's not all, but there are some aspects where China has strengths.

But the basics, the intensity of training, the quality, the understanding of football. It's already quite lagging behind.

The success rate of Chinese players is too high, and there is not so much competition. It shows that there is less range to choose from, and the quality of the players is not high. Because there aren't many kids playing football in the whole of China.

What is the significance of this kind of question, although Chinese football is dark, but in fact, national football is still better than ordinary people. But there are always those who are stronger than you, and this is determined by the big atmosphere. Nowadays, more and more children prefer to play basketball rather than football, and the next generation of national football is undoubtedly the same.

First, the Chinese players lost.

Bai starting point du you see people in South Korea and Japan have been playing dao football since they were children, and the primary school league is very formal.

Second, Chinese players play few games and lack experience, and third, the domestic environment is harsh, and gambling is prevalent, which is not conducive to the development of football

Korean football is not much better, it should be said that it is related to its actual situation, in short, it has also encountered a bottleneck!

The gap between China and South Korea is still very obvious, the Korean league is relatively fast-paced, and the pace of the Chinese Super League is too slow, the Korean players are in good physical condition, and the Chinese players feel that the more they play on the field, the more boring they are, and there is also a certain gap in technology.

There is a big gap between the overall training and the level of competition, and there is also a lot of difference in spirit.

Restraint! I'm afraid of the Koreans' way of playing!

If you don't pay attention to it, can it get better?

Founded in 1928, South Korea is the most consistent team in Asia, winning seven and drawing seven in the Asian qualifiers for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, the only unbeaten team in the region. Including the 2010 World Cup, South Korea has qualified for the World Cup final week for the eighth time.

South Korea have played in seven World Cup finals in their history, and have not missed since 1986. The best result was the 2002 World Cup in South Korea and Japan, which was the best record of any Asian team by virtue of the host's advantage.

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Asia's first-class, but compared with Europe, it is third-rate, but the Koreans are very arrogant, and the people are also very bad, and the fans will use shady tricks!

You can !! when you get home.

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Little brother, I'm on a mission, and I'm still a few years away, so I hope to be adopted!

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Hehe, now to be honest, Korean football has been able to reach the world's second-rate level, it is indeed quite powerful, I can't admit it, I just hope that our national team will be able to go to the world in the future, more and more good!

The Korean League is actually the K2 League. The K2 League, the corporate league, was officially created in 2003 and reorganized and renamed the Korea National League in 2006, referred to as the N-League. The K2 League is a semi-professional league, also known as a corporate league.

The K2 League is a closed league and has no relationship between the K-League and the K3 League. The K2 League has a two-stage regular season and playoffs format, with the winners of the two stages participating in the finals in the playoffs before 2007 and the two teams with the best overall standings except for the two stages of the championship starting in 2008.

As with the various major leagues in the United States.