Candidate Chung Mong-gyu declared his bid for the fourth term...The feasibility of a pledge is questionable
Candidate Chung Mong-gyu declared his bid for the fourth term...The feasibility of a pledge is questionable
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Chung Mong-kyu (62), president of the Korea Football Association, declared his bid for a fourth term.
Chung Mong-gyu, the current president of the Korea Football Association, held a press conference at the Ponyjeong Foundation Building in Jongno-gu, Seoul on the 20th and officially declared his candidacy for the election. Then, on the 25th, he registered as a candidate for the 55th president of the Korea Football Association with the Korea Football Association's Election Management Committee.
Chung Mong-gyu will argue with Huh Jung-moo, former chairman of the Daejeon Hana Citizen's board of directors of the K-League 1 and Shin Moon-sun, a visiting professor at Myongji University. If elected again this time, he will be elected for the fourth term. The election for the president of the Korea Football Association will take place on January 8 next year, and the new chairman's term will start from January 22.
Chairman Chung Mong-gyu held a press conference to announce his pledge at the 메이저사이트 Korea Football Association in central Seoul on Tuesday. "I don't think I had a good time preparing my Christmas pledge. I came to announce my pledge in person to convey my sincerity," Chairman Chung said.
Detailed pledges below include ▲Reorganization of the executive branch and innovation of governance structure by expanding the electors ▲Reestablishment of the method of appointment of the national team head coach ▲Men's and women's national teams enter the top 10 FIFA rankings ▲2031 Asian Cup, host the 2035 Women's World Cup ▲ Establishment of global standard regulations and cooperative relations to revitalize K-League operation ▲ Revitalization of regional soccer tournaments and increase of profits through joint marketing ▲ Training of international referees and realization of referee allowance ▲ Establishment of a European center for overseas expansion of excellent players, holding a tryout ▲ Holding an integrated FA Cup for professional and amateur players to revitalize women's soccer ▲ Expand the base of soccer for youth and partners, support professional education programs for leaders ▲ Strengthen soccer rights and create jobs ▲ Strengthen communication with soccer fields and discover talent.
However, Chairman Chung Mong-gyu did not show a clear vision when asked in detail about his election pledges. When asked about improving the process of appointing the national team coach, contributing to personal wealth and funds, and reforming the executive branch, he replaced it with "too much to disclose now."
Chung Mong-gyu is the chairman of the party, which is controversial because he has been asked to impose severe disciplinary measures beyond the suspension of his qualification as a result of an audit by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, which is in charge of the ministry. There is considerable concern among fans as there is no specific blueprint.