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K -League additional registration deadline, 8 people in Daejeon, 6 people in Daegu and Suwon 6 people … a total of 109 teams change

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Andersson, Lee Myung -jae, and Malcolm who moved the team during the additional registration period. Photo (Yonhap News)

The Korea Professional Football Federation unveiled the results of additional registration from June 1 to July 24. A total of 109 players have been registered with K -League 1 and K -League 2.

In the K -League 1, 46 people and 63 in the K -League 2 completed the additional registration procedure. The aggregation was not included in the case of a military discharge or a lease to a completely enemy or free contract, and the team did not change.

Looking at the additional registration status of K -League 1, it consists of 14 free contracts, 20 transfer, 6 lease, 3 new contracts, and 3 returns. By nationality, there are 30 domestic players and 16 foreign players.

In the K -League 2, free contracts were the highest, followed by 16 lease, 8 transfer, 8 new contracts, and one return. There were 48 domestic players and 15 foreign players.

In the current status of recruiting each team, Hana Citizen, a K -League War, set the highest record. Daegu FC and Suwon FC, which were urgently needed to escape the relegation area, were tied for second place with six people.

In the K -League 2, Gyeongnam FC and Seoul E -Land FC recruited eight people each, showing the most active reinforcement.

Based on this additional registration deadline, the total number of K -League registrants in the 2025 season is 984. Of these, K -League 1 recorded 466 and K -League 2 recorded 518.

On the other hand, in the case of the international enemy, the athlete can be registered even after the deadline if the application is completed within the additional registration period.

(Lee Jong -kyun enthusiastist reporter / ljk@maniarePort.com)

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