For Korea, we are a country that plays football well considering the public interest

If you were to ask young children right now, "Which team do you want to play for?"
how many would answer, "Gangwon FC!" or "Jeju FC!"?
Operating citizen clubs with tax money is one issue, but the fundamental problem is that the public has no interest in their own domestic league.
Even so, the fact that a center-back developed through the K League and now plays for Napoli or Bayern Munich is a miracle in itself,
and Son Heung-min and Lee Kang-in, who went abroad from a young age, have grown to be incredibly talented.
Comparing us to Japan is out of the question to begin with. Japan has twice our population and doesn't have the military service issue, so it's only natural that Japanese players achieve better results.