South Korean police have raided the headquarters of the Korea Football Association (KFA) as part of an investigation into the appointment of a former World Cup coach.
The operation is linked to allegations that the selection process may have breached established procedures. Investigators searched the KFA offices and seized documents and electronic records believed to be relevant to the inquiry.
Authorities are examining whether there were any irregularities or procedural violations during the appointment process. However, no charges have been announced, and the investigation remains ongoing.
The KFA has stated that it will fully cooperate with the authorities by providing the necessary information and documents required for the investigation.
The case has attracted widespread attention in South Korea, with football officials and fans awaiting the outcome of the probe, which could have implications for the country’s football administration and governance.
