Players' Association Visits Pohang's Team... Shin Kwang-hoon, Baek Sung-dong One Voice, "We Should Make Efforts to Protect Players' Rights and Improve the System"

Players' Association Visits Pohang's Team... Shin Kwang-hoon, Baek Sung-dong One Voice, "We Should Make Efforts to Protect Players' Rights and Improve the System"

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The Korea Professional Footballers Association (hereinafter referred to as the Korea Professional Football Association) decided to visit the Pohang Steelers team training on Jeju Island in February 2025 to introduce the 25-season player association business plan and strive to improve the system to protect the rights and interests of the players. 바카라

At the meeting, which was held with Shin Kwang-hoon, director of the Players Association, and Baek Sung-dong, director of the Players Association, Kim Hoon-ki, secretary-general of the Players Association, introduced the business plan for the 25th season and explained, "Please work together to improve the system in the right direction."

"There are a number of issues that need to be discussed and improved together, including those related to portrait rights and season schedule (Chunchu system). The association is currently making efforts to change various systems to protect the rights and interests of players. I hope that the players will also actively give their opinions and help improve the system," said Kim Hoon-ki, secretary-general of the association.

Director Shin Kwang-hoon also said, "We would like to hear the voices of the field directly and consult with them to protect the rights and interests of players and improve treatment. It takes quite a long time to change the system one by one. Everyone should become one, and young players should actively participate to make efforts to move forward in a more correct direction."

Director Baek Sung-dong said, "It is necessary to further strengthen the team-player cooperative cooperation system to provide a place for organic communication between the club and the players' cooperative. So this time when the team comes together as it is now is very precious. If a problem arises, efforts from the club and the players' cooperative should be made to establish a response system that can be quickly resolved and further contribute to the development of the professional soccer industry. If the treatment of the players is improved and the rights and interests are guaranteed, it will have a positive impact on not only the improvement of the performance but also the development of the league as a whole."

"The association is paying particular attention to medical assistance for its athletes. We will make every effort to provide medical assistance to our athletes by signing MOUs with hospitals. We will also make every effort for our athletes this year. We urge them to speak up so that they can move in the right direction," said Kim Hoon-ki, secretary-general of the association.

Meanwhile, the Korea Federation of Players plans to continue to communicate with the team throughout the K-League clubs.