South Korean Union accused of offering sexual services

Reports have revealed that the Korean Football Association spent on sexual services for foreign referees in late 2011 and early 2012, with costs totaling approximately 5.6 million won (about $3,950). The expenses covered several important matches, including World Cup and Olympic qualifiers. Investigations confirmed that the association paid illegal expenses, including sexual services at massage parlors, using false expense reports to conceal the payments. This issue sparked widespread controversy, leading to an apology from the Association and suspension of the investigations, along with measures taken to improve policies and prevent such conduct from happening again.

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