Soccer ranking changes raise concerns
In today's Korean media spotlight, the Asian soccer map has undergone a subtle change, and the news that our soccer team has slipped down the rankings is like a bombshell, triggering a great deal of "shock" from the public!
A report pointed out: FIFA in June in the latest rankings revealed the soccer strength of the countries, and South Korea's rise to make the whole country smile, on the contrary, our country and Japan, have to face the rankings of the "eye of tears".
Specifically, FIFA released rankings showing South Korea climbing to 28th internationally, up 6.66 points from last month, while Japan slipped from 23rd to 24th.
Our team's movement in the rankings is particularly striking, with an international ranking of 78th, the lowest point in the last four years. Although the score has not changed, this is due to the fact that the team has not participated in any matches since the Round of 12.
More remarkable still is the Asian rankings, where our team slipped to 11th place in Asia, behind Uzbekistan. This is the first time since September 2014 that our team has failed to finish in the top 10 in Asia.
