After 5 years as Incheon coach → Spain left amid its longing for soccer... A new world of soccer seen by Kim Jae-sung, a 'leader trying to learn'
After 5 years as Incheon coach → Spain left amid its longing for soccer... A new world of soccer seen by Kim Jae-sung, a 'leader trying to learn'
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Meet Kim Jae-sung, who constantly wants to learn, and a program that wants to give him/her learning. It is expected to have a synergy effect that can greatly inspire the development of the K-League in the future.
With the recent popularity of the K-League, soccer fans have raised their standards. Expectations for leaders have also increased. Rather than simply relying on his reputation as a player, he wants a leader who can try something with color, which will appeal to his fans. Through various cases, people agree how much it takes as a leader to take steps step by step and learn constantly.
As if to confirm the needs of fans, the Korean Professional Football Federation implemented a project to develop field leaders. As a 'learning model construction project', it was planned to help introduce a game model-centered leadership system that has already become common in Europe to the domestic soccer field. The definition of the game model varies depending on the perspective of professional and youth academies. In this program, in order to emphasize the game model from the perspective of education, the individual word 'learning model' was used to establish a training structure around it.
The ultimate goal of the project is to help K-League players grow into "players who can understand, judge and execute" the essence of soccer and to systematize the concept of learnable tactics and training structures. I went to Spain training with employees of the Korea Professional Football Federation, four demonstration teams (Incheon United, Daejeon Hana Citizen, Seongnam FC, FC Anyang) and outside experts. The Korea Professional Football Federation said, "The model methodology determined through the training will continue to operate as the basis of the policy direction of the K-League Youth Support Department and various capacity building projects after 2026, and will continue to be implemented as consulting and educational projects for club youth teams."
Kim Jae-sung participated in the project. Kim Jae-sung is evaluated as the most potential leader in soccer. He is said to have all the skills and experience. As a player, Kim Jae-sung started his professional career by joining Bucheon SK in 2005 after dropping out of Ajou University. He spent his prime with the Pohang Steelers. Called "Yeongilman Zidane," he played a key role in Pohang's midfield. He joined the 2010 FIFA South Africa World Cup, helping him advance to the round of 16 best teams for the first time.
Leaving Pohang, he played for Seoul E-Land and Jeju SK. After playing for Adelaide United, he retired from Udon Thani after playing for the South Jeolla Dragons. After his retirement, he worked as a commentator and then as Incheon United coach since 2020. He stayed in Incheon for five years with the rise and fall. After joining Incheon, he returned as a commentator and is also serving as a member of the Incheon International Federation TSG. He has been receiving public attention by appearing on various soccer YouTube channels.
Kim Jae-sung, who had enough experience as a coach in Incheon and broadened his horizons by working outside, participated in a learning model construction project to learn more. "Interfootball" met Kim Jae-sung, who went all the way to Belgium after training in Spain, at a cafe in Yongin, Gyeonggi Province on the 29th. Listening to the detailed process of the program, I could see what Kim Jae-sung's experience and thoughts as a leader were. 메이저사이트
①The episode covered the reasons Kim Jae-sung participated in this project and what he felt during his training in Spain. In the second episode, you could hear episodes of exchanges with Oh Hyun-gyu after moving to Belgium and the story of the leader Kim Jae-sung.