University Football Coexistence Council
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University Football Coexistence Council, Discussions on Improving the Younger Player Participation System, etc.
The 'College Football Coexistence Council', comprised of various football officials such as the Korea Football Association, the University Football Federation, and university leaders, began discussing improvements to the player development system and sharing the results of the consultation.
The Korea Football Association announced on the 24th, "Korea Football Association President Chung Mong-gyu and Korea University Football Association Chairman Byun Seok-hwa met at the Jongno-gu Football Center on this day and confirmed the results of discussions on the University Football Coexistence Council." 토토사이트
The College Football Imagination Council, which includes the Korea Football Association, University Football Federation, coaches, professional football leagues, and external personnel, collected various opinions three times from June to September, starting with the first meeting last April.
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The main contents derived by the College Football Coexistence Council are Maintaining the mandatory participation system for players under 22 years of age in K League 1 and K League 2
Players under 21 years of age in K3 and K4 leagues Step-by-step changes in the mandatory appearance system (2024-2025)
Promotion of a plan to shorten the retention period for additional players in the club priority nomination system from 3 years to 2 years.
Professional League (K League) 1, K League 2)'s mandatory participation system for players under the age of 22 will remain in place, but the K3 and K4 leagues will change from the current 'including 3 players under the age of 21' to '22 in 2024.
The list of players under the age of 1 and 2 people under the age of 23 will be included, and from 2025, the age of mandatory participation will be set to ' We agreed to change it to 3 people under the age of 23.
The Football Association said, "Recently, the college soccer world is experiencing difficulties due to an increase in the number of cases of lower-grade players advancing to the professional and semi-professional stage and a decrease in the motivation of older players to continue their careers," and "The upper age limit for mandatory participation."
He explained, “If this increases, players whose skills are in full bloom later will have more opportunities to take on challenges, which is expected to have a positive effect on the management of university teams.”
Regarding the priority nomination system, it is expected that players will be trained for youth teams.
The Korea Football Association has decided to continue working-level negotiations with the Professional Football League to shorten the additional retention period from three years after high school graduation to two years.
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