Hong's strategies for Korea in 2026 World Cup
South Korea is facing significant challenges in preparing for the 2026 World Cup, as star player Son Heung-min is receiving strong criticism due to a decline in his technical and physical performance, alongside disappointing results in warm-up matches and recent losses to Ivory Coast and Austria. The national team is also experiencing a lack of technical stability, and fans are directing criticism at coach Mung Bo Hong, who has focused on tactical plans that have undergone changes, affecting overall performance ahead of the tournament. The team relies on the experience of leaders like Kim Wilem Jae, but public confidence in the squad remains low. Their journey in the World Cup begins with a tough match against the Czech Republic, a game that could determine the team's course in the tournament.
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