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South Korea Football Crisis Expands
South Korea's football association has apologized for scandals involving alleged payments for sexual favors to foreign referees in the early 2010s, with a government report confirming 5.6 million won was spent on "sexual entertainment." The association also faced public anger over poor World Cup performance, leading to resignations of key officials, and is under investigation for potential obstruction of justice related to manager appointments and past misconduct. The head coach position remains vacant, and the organization faces ongoing scrutiny amid calls for reform.
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