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Interim South Korea coach Moreno denies using AI to prepare for games while naming first roster
Robert Moreno denied using artificial intelligence in past jobs as he named 12 K League players in a 30-man squad for upcoming friendlies.
- On Monday, interim South Korea coach Robert Moreno announced his 30-man squad for upcoming friendlies at Korea Football Park in Cheonan, featuring 12 domestic K League players—a larger-than-usual share for the national team.
- This selection follows the resignation of Hong Myung-bo after South Korea's group-stage exit at this year's FIFA World Cup, amid Korea Football Association hiring and leadership controversies.
- The roster features captain Son Heung-min of Los Angeles Football Club, Bayern Munich defender Kim Min-jae, and Atletico Madrid midfielder Lee Kang-in, with Incheon United defender Kim Geon-hui receiving a first call-up.
- Addressing past allegations, the 48-year-old Spaniard denied relying on artificial intelligence to prepare for games, calling reports "a piece of news that is completely false and went viral."
- Moreno will lead the squad against Ecuador on September 24 and Uruguay on September 28, with further matches against Venezuela and Uzbekistan in October, subject to an Asian Cup evaluation.
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Interim South Korea coach Moreno denies using AI to prepare for games while naming first roster
·Washington, United States
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The new head coach of the South Korean national football team, 'Moreno-led,' has selected K-League star Jeong Seung-won (FC Seoul) and 'young blood' Kim Min-su (22, Rangers). He also called up key players from the existing World Cup squad, such as Son Heung-min (LAFC). Spanish head coach Roberto Moreno held a press conference at Korea Football Park in Cheonan, South Chungcheong Province, on the 14th.
(Cheonan=Yonhap News) Reporter Ahn Hong-seok = The 'Moreno-led' South Korean national football team includes K-League players such as midfielder Jeong Seung-won and goalkeeper Gu Sung-yun, key members of K-League 1 leader FC Seoul...
·Seoul, Korea (the Republic of)
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