Jeonbuk, a professional soccer team that managed to stay in the top division in the promotion playoff after falling to the relegation zone, broke up with head coach Kim Doo-hyun.
Jeonbuk said it has terminated its contract by mutual agreement with head coach Kim Doo-hyun.
As a result, Kim Doo-hyun, who took the helm of Jeonbuk at the age of 41, the youngest member of the club, left bitterly in seven months.
Jeonbuk, which started under Petrescu, recruited Kim when its performance fell to the bottom at the beginning of the season.
However, even after manager Kim took the helm, he ended the season in 10th place in the league with 7 wins, 7 draws and 10 losses, including 3 consecutive losses in October.Jeonbuk, which has begun to appoint a new head coach
, is said to have selected candidates based on coaches who have experienced the K-League, and plans to complete the appointment before early January next year when they leave the training camp.
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