Ki -Nam Moon, who was the manager of the North Korean national team and defected North Korea
The survivor said on the 10th that Moon Ki -nam, who played as a coach of Ulsan University in North Korea after serving as a national team coach of North Korean men and women, died of old age at 10 pm on the 9th. 77.
Born in Jeongju -gun, Pyeongbuk in 1948, the deceased grew up in Pyongyang, where his father, who was in the mining industry in 1950, was in Vietnam. In 1965, he entered Ro -dong’s own sector and worked as an attacker (one -top striker) and graduated from Pyongyang Theater and Film College. In 1990, he was the U-20 national team coach, leading the runner-up of the Asian Youth Football Championships, and joined the North Korean Single Team in the 1991 World Youth Football Championship (Portugal) and helped the quarter-final tournament. Since then, he has served as a national team for the North Korean women’s soccer team, and in 1993, he won the runner -up of the AFC Women’s Football Championship. In 1999-2000, he was also a manager of the North Korean national team.
The deceased returned to South Korea in January 2004 after breaking away with four wife and four children in August 2003. In 2005, he took office as a coach of Ulsan University and contributed to the team’s runner -up in the national competition and was awarded a leader. After the baton until 2009, he was appointed as an advisor to the Ulsan Science University Women’s Soccer Department in 2010.
The survivors include his wife, Chang -sil, his children, Kyung -min (private business), Kyung -hee, Yujin, and Kyung -geun (Seoul Newspaper). The office is the National Medical Center. 12th on the 12th at 5 am. (02) 2262-4811.
Yonhap News, Reporter Kang Sung -man
