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Shin Tae-Yong Concerned About the Fall of Super League Coaches

Shin Tae-yong expressed his regret over the dismissal of several 2026/2027 Super League coaches, including Jean-Paul van Gastel and Marcos Santos, following the loss to Persija.

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Shin Tae-Yong Concerned About the Fall of Super League Coaches

Shin Tae-yong expressed his regret over the dismissal of several 2026/2027 Super League coaches, including Jean-Paul van Gastel and Marcos Santos, following the loss to Persija.

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