On April 26, the official website of the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) came out with the heavy news that the Guam men's soccer team officially announced that former South Korean national team player Seo Dong-won has become the team's head coach, who will lead the team to play the last three matches of the remaining World Qualifying Asian Zone 40 matches and prepare for 2023
Asian cup (e.g. soccer)
Qualifiers.
It's worth noting that earlier this month, Australian-born coach Carl Dodd resigned as Guam's head coach due to personal family reasons. Seo Dong-won is well known in the soccer world, having coached at Koryo University and won the 2016 Korea
national soccer team
Ball Association Coach of the Year honors.
Guam is currently struggling in Group A of the Top 40, still at the bottom of the table after five games, having accumulated two goals and conceding a whopping 19. Guam will next face China on May 30, followed by the Philippines and Syria.
