Korean Football refers to the sport of soccer as played and organized in South Korea. It encompasses the professional leagues, national teams, and grassroots initiatives within the country. The most prominent organization governing Korean football is the Korea Football Association (KFA), which oversees the National League and the K League, the top tier of professional football in South Korea. Korean football is known for its competitive clubs and has produced notable players and successful national teams, particularly in international competitions like the FIFA World Cup and the AFC Asian Cup. The sport holds significant cultural importance in South Korea, with a passionate fan base and a growing interest in football development and youth participation.
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