In the ever-changing world of soccer, today's Han
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The Association officially unveiled the South Korean preparation for the 2022 East Asian Cup
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The 24-player squad, with the remaining two players to be named, will soon be unveiled, with July 5 marking the kick-off of an intense preparatory training session.
The much-anticipated East Asian Cup women's soccer tournament will be held from July 19 to 26 in Kashima, Japan, when South Korea, Japan, China's
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as well as our own Taipei will battle it out. Colin Bell coached South Korea
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We will play Japan on the 19th and then face our country on the 23rd.
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and with the 26th against China's Taipei as the grand finale of the tournament.
Since its inception in 2003, the East Asia Cup
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The tournament has been officially opened since 2005. Korea
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After winning the inaugural East Asian Cup, the team has not asked for the title since, but has also picked up the runner-up spot twice, finished third twice, and placed fourth twice.In 2019, South Korea
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They finished second behind Japan in the East Asian Cup.
It is worth mentioning that the East Asian Cup is not an official FIFA competition day, and players playing overseas need to obtain the consent of their clubs to participate. The original limit of 23 players was relaxed to 26, a change that is in line with the number of players for the World Cup.
Today, Han
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The Association announced a 24-player roster, with ace player Ji Xiaoran sitting out, and two other players to be announced at a later date.
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List of 24 participants
Goalkeepers: Kim Jung-mi (Incheon Hyundai Steel), Yoon Young-gak (Independence), Ryu Ji-soo (Seoul Metropolitan City Hall)
Defenders: Lim Sun-joo, Kim Hye-ri, Jang Seok-gi, Hong Hye-ji (Incheon Hyundai Steel), Sink Seo-yeon (Seoul Metropolitan City Hall), Lee Young-joo (CFF Madrid)
Midfielders: Ji Xiaoran, Kim Yoon-ji (Suwon FC), Cho So-hyun (Tottenham Hotspur), Lee Min-e, Jang Chang (Incheon Hyundai Steel), Kim Sung-mi (Sejongdol)
Forwards: Choi Yoo-ri, Kang Chae-rim, Son Hwa-yeon (Incheon Hyundai Steel), Moon Mi-ra, Jeon Eun-ha, Joo Hyo-joo (Suwon FC), Park Eun-sun, Jang Yoo-bin (Seoul Metropolitan City Hall), Ko Min-jeong (Changnyeong WFC).
