The Gimcheon Sangmu Youth Team concluded the 2024 season on November 21 with the last K-League Junior match of the Under-18 Team (U18). The Gimcheon Sangmu Youth Team made a remarkable achievement in 2024, the fourth year of its foundation, including good performance at various competitions, producing national and regional players, making us look forward to next year.카지노사이트

Led by coach Park Tae-min, the Gimcheon Sangmu U18 has had a successful year this year, winning the runner-up prize at the "2024 GROUND.N K-League U18 Championship" and the top spot in K-League Junior Group B. Behind these achievements were the painstaking efforts of the coaching staff and players. "It was very eventful. It was a very difficult year," Park said of his thoughts on the 2024 season.

"It was very challenging as we had slumped in various aspects including performance and performance until the middle of the season. The players must have had a hard time as well," Park said. "Nevertheless, I was the first to mention the players' efforts as a reason for achieving good results. "I was able to overcome difficult times thanks to the efforts of the players. They followed me well during intensive training to overcome difficult situations. I was able to achieve No. 1 ranking at the Youth Championship and No. 1 ranking in K-League juniors even though I was in Group B," Park said. "I am deeply grateful to the team's executives and staff, including the CEO. They provided support to the players sincerely. They gave me a lot of strength because they trusted me and encouraged me to overcome difficult times."

He also expressed his belief that his team will grow further in 2025. "I overcame difficult moments this year, intense training, and the pressure to secure No. 1 ranking in the K-League Junior despite the fact that I mentioned earlier," he said. "Thanks to the players, they must have taken a step further. I am grateful to the players." Lastly, he said, "What the team leader always emphasizes is individual development rather than performance. I am well aware of this. If we focus on the growth of players next year, the results will naturally follow," he said, expressing his commitment for next year.

Kimcheon Sangmu U15 and U12, coached by Ha Seung-ryong and Han Dae-hee, respectively, spent a year confirming their development potential. U15 played two K-League Youth Championship and Junior League tournaments without any major injuries, and U12 won its first K-League Youth Championship and the 7th Gimcheon Podae Mangho League runner-up. In particular, U15 also had a year to confirm the individual development of U15 players, with U12 player Choi Si-hyun, sixth-year captain, being selected for the Gyeongbuk national team of "KFA U12."

In response, U15 coach Ha Seung-ryong said, "I am satisfied that we finished the championship and the league well without any major injuries this year. There are certainly some regrets, but I spent a year confirming the possibility of development." "My goal is to develop good players with potential for development and send them to the U18 team," he said.

"This year has been a happier year than ever before," U12 coach Han Dae-hee said. "Watching the players grow, I felt a great deal of joy." "The results of this season's games may be disappointing. However, the youth period is a time when they never give up, regardless of whether they win or lose, and constantly fight for the game. These have become more valuable experiences than victories."

On his commitment to prepare for next year, he emphasized the joy that players feel through soccer. "As a coach, I think it is important to make the players happy when they are on the field. You will be motivated to do better on your own in the midst of fun. I think that the result is voluntary immersion and improvement of your skills." He added, "I will do my best not to take away the joy that players feel through soccer. Please give me a lot of support and interest."