Klinsmann, head coach of the national soccer team, had a 2-2 draw against Colombia in his first warm-up match at Munsu Football Stadium in Ulsan on the 24th.
Klinsmann, who took the helm of the national soccer team last month, declared “aggressive football.” As a former striker, he promised Korean fans an offensive football that could be heated up and fans could be enthusiastic about.
The national soccer team put a lot of pressure from the beginning. Son Heung-min and Cho Kyu-sung led the front line, while Jung Woo-young and Lee Jae-sung led the side attack. 바카라
Until the 10th minute of the first half, Bento took turns on the bench and the ground to intensively grasp the players’ movements. The ball was connected to Son Heung-min in the right penalty area when the pass attempted by Colombia’s Mohica deflected off Lee Jae-sung. Son Heung-min, who noticed the goalkeeper coming forward, scored the first goal with a left-footed winding kick.
Klinsmann, who received his first goal in his debut as a coach, smiled and applauded Son Heung-min. The national soccer team’s strong attack continued.
When Son Heung-min fell over the opponent’s tackle, he also showed a strong appeal to the referee. As a little lull continued after the first goal, he was also seen sitting on the ground watching the game.
In the second half, foreign coaches gathered in one place to exchange opinions. South Korea led 2-0 in the first half thanks to Son Heung-min’s multi-goal, but ended the game with a 2-2 draw by giving up consecutive goals with his opponent’s swift attack in the second half.
Even after losing consecutive points, Klinsmann applauded and encouraged the defense and goalkeeper Kim Seung-kyu rather than being disappointed.
Even after the game, he told the main goalkeeper Kim Seung-kyu that he had worked hard with applause and a bright smile.
After the game, Klinsmann said, “I planned a fast tempo game from the start. I told him not to lag behind his opponent’s rough play. He has played against Colombia several times as a player and manager, and it is a tough team. He is also seen cutting off the opponent’s attack with a foul. “I didn’t have much training, but I was tactically prepared on the field,” he said, expressing satisfaction.
Regarding the situation in which consecutive goals were allowed, “Unfortunately, I lost two goals.” You could say it’s a loss of concentration, but the other 85 minutes were really good. “I will learn and identify the players so that they can play well,” he said.
Meanwhile, the national soccer team will play Uruguay at the Seoul World Cup Stadium on the 28th.