Gangwon FC President Kim Jin-tae made a surprise visit to the team’s training ground as they prepare for the Final Round (A).

Gangwon will face FC Seoul in the first leg of the 2024 K League 1 Final A at 3 p.m. on October 20 at Gangneung Sports Complex.

Gangwon has 16 wins, seven draws and 10 losses (55 points) in 33 K League 1 matches this season. Gangwon qualified for Final A by finishing third out of 12 K League 1 clubs. It’s a remarkable turnaround for the club, which was in danger of relegation last season 카지노사이트 모음 when it played in the promotion playoffs.

Gangwon aims for first title in franchise history Gangwon is one point behind second-place Gimcheon Sangmu. They are six points behind first-place Ulsan HD.

That’s why the first game of the Final A, a home match against Seoul, is so important. Owner Kim Jin-tae visited Gangwon’s training center on Sunday afternoon to watch the team prepare for the match against Seoul. Afterward, he spoke with CEO Kim Byung-ji and head coach Yoon Jung-hwan.

“Gangwon has been doing very well for a year,” Kim said, ”and we’ve been running nonstop, and now we’re just waiting for the final round.”

“All the members of the club have worked really hard. CEO Kim Byung-ji, coach Yoon Jung-hwan, and I are united as one and are giving our all every moment. We will support our team with all our might until the end so that they can reap the beauty of the Yujong.”

Owner Kim Jin-tae has watched all of Gangwon’s home matches from the sidelines, unless traveling for the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris.

Gangwon has won nine, drawn five and lost two of its 16 home games this season.

Kim will also be in attendance for the team’s home game against Seoul on Tuesday.

“I’m really grateful for the attention and affection he has always shown us,” said Yoon Jeong-hwan, the head coach, ”It will give us a lot of strength ahead of the important matches.” “We have five games left. We will do our best until the end so that we can achieve good results for the people of Gangwon Special Self-Governing Province and our fans.”