‘The lowest’ Daegu, the renewal plan, Cho Kwang -rae’s CEO, and the resignation+player reinforcement manager

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(Sports Seoul | Reporter Park Jun -bum) Daegu FC has recently conducted responsible renewal measures regarding the poor performance in the K -League 1.
CEO Cho Kwang -rae expressed his gratitude at the end of the season, and announced on August 1 that he would promote the ‘Innovation Committee’, where external experts participate along with personnel measures against the manager of the player.
Cho Kwang -rae, CEO of Cho Kwang -rae, announced that he would withdraw from his job at the same time as the end of the season, regardless of the final results of the season, in order to minimize the confusion of the club and the team and to fulfill the responsibility to Daegu citizens and fans. Daegu FC explained that Cho’s decision was “a serious recognition of the current situation and a willingness to strengthen the club’s approval and stability.”
Daegu FC immediately conducted a dismissal personnel for player reinforcement manager, and said it plans to reorganize the operating system by dividing the player reinforcement department into technology parts and support parts. Daegu FC explains that this measure is a reorganization to improve its expertise and efficiency in the management and operation of the team beyond simple personnel levels.
In addition, Daegu immediately accepted the problem and improvement demand raised by Daegu in relation to the recent sluggish performance. As a result, Daegu City will launch the Daegu FC Innovation Committee, which will be participated by various external experts such as sports experts and fans, and the committee will prepare practical improvement measures with objective diagnosis of the overall operation until the end of the season.
Daegu said, “I accept the disappointment and concern that fans feel about the current poor grades, and I am deeply apologized to the fans. It was revealed. Beom2@sportsseoul.com
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