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Lee blasts KFA for naming 'incompetent leader,' vows to push for reform

The korea Herald News

June 28, 2026

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Narrative Analysis: Name Calling

Lee blasts KFA for naming 'incompetent leader,' vows to push for reform

President Lee Jae Myung on Sunday pledged to look into the controversial process through which the Korea Football Association named Hong Myung-bo as the manager of the South Korean national soccer team in 2024. His X post came in a show of disappointment over South Korea's elimination from the World Cup. I am more than perplexed by the unexpected outcome. I am dumbfounded, Lee wrote on X on Sunday, hours after South Korea failed to qualify for the Round of 32. It has been proven once again th

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