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The future is open. Hello, to do it, Hello everybody and welcome to a big thing episode of the Total Soccer Show.

My name is Taylor Rockwell, and this week we're turning our attention to the south korea national team they

sport an international superstar in tottnam's son hum min they've got very talented

complimentary pieces in ps g's league hang in wolverhampton's wong he chan as well as birene munich

defender kim minjai who straddles the line between superstar and big-name player. I wasn't quite sure how to categorize him. They have a domestic league with plenty of talent, both young and old, and they entered the 2024 or 2023 Asian Cup as a strong contender with the second best odds to win the whole thing, and their manager saying that anything less than a win was a failure. But now they're out of the tournament at the hands of Jordan, who also caused them problems in the group stage, and that manager, Eirgen-Klinzman, faces an uncertain future, unless you ask him. How did this tournament play out for South Korea? What has Klinsman done at his time in charge? What has he not done? And what comes next, both for him and the national team as a whole. Here with me to talk at all out are

Joe Lowry. Hello, Joe. Hello, Taylor. And Graham Ruffin, hello, Graham.

Hello. Graham, I'm very excited for this episode, apprehensive that I, as the host, without

Ryan Bailey in charge, might end up taking

us on a 45-minute rant about your Hedin Clemsman.

I'm going to try to avoid that and instead turn it to you to explain why we are dedicating

an episode of the big thing to a team that we're not the favorites, but we're like one

of the favorites getting knocked out in the semifinal.

That's not really like the biggest of big things, but it does feel appropriate in this situation.

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