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Police Raid Korea FA Headquarters Over Naming Of Ex-Head Coach

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South Korean police have raided the Korea Football Association offices in Seoul and Cheonan on Thursday, August 6, 2026. The raid is part of an ongoing probe into alleged irregularities and unfair interference in the 2024 hiring of former national team coach Hong Myung-bo. Read Also:Wenger Welcomes Decision To Ditch Infantino’s Controversial World Cup Deal [...]

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