Appearing on CBS' "Kim Hyun-jung's News Show" on Thursday, Park Moon-sung said, "It was the response of the Korea Football Association that I expected. I wrote a card that the Korea Football Association could use as the last card." Earlier, FIFA reportedly sent an official letter saying that the Korea Football Association is paying attention to the situation in which the Korea Football Association is facing various suspicions from the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the National Assembly's Culture, Sports and Tourism Committee.

Article 14 of FIFA's articles of association stipulates that Korea should not be subject to third-party interference, and Article 15 stipulates that Korea should be independent from any political interference. Violation of this law could result in disciplinary action including suspension of soccer association's qualification. All FIFA-hosted competitions can be banned. For example, Korea may not be able to participate in the World Cup.메이저놀이터

In this regard, Rep. Park Moon-sung criticized the Korea Football Association. "We keep talking about this at the right time," Rep. Park Moon-sung said. "I told the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism that it will be audited, and it was leaked to the media back then. I will post it again when the National Assembly asks questions about pending issues," he said. "I spilled it again after the announcement was made by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism. So I wasn't surprised. It was a card that I expected."

Earlier, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism announced on the 2nd that a specific audit of the Korea Football Association confirmed the problem of appointing an inappropriate coach who ignored regulations and procedures. In response, the Korea Football Association countered that the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism's specific audit was "from a serious misunderstanding." Among them, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism said, "There was a problem with the recruitment process," but added, "It is difficult to judge that Hong Myung-bo's contract is invalid."

"FIFA refers to the independent and autonomous operation of football associations in each country," said Park Moon-seong. "However, there is something that we take very seriously in the personnel management authority when external forces come in and do something, especially from the political side. Sanctions are imposed. The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism is also aware of that."

In fact, in 2015, Kuwait's national team suffered a forfeited defeat in the World Cup qualifying round. At that time, FIFA suspended the qualification of the Kuwaiti government when it revised the law to allow it to intervene in the personnel rights of sports organizations. Indonesia has also been disciplined by FIFA for violating such matters.

However, Park Moon-sung, a member of the committee, said, "Indonesia won the right to host the FIFA tournament, but rejected Israel, a participating team, due to religious and political issues. Of course, FIFA became a problem," adding, "When FIFA imposes strong sanctions such as the World Cup due to external forces, political intervention, or other reasons, external forces such as the government forcibly dissolves the Korea Football Association or unfairly intervenes in the presidential election, and then creates a law to control personnel rights or money and financial issues, and when the government or politics completely subordinates the Korea Football Association."

"FIFA didn't say anything at the time," Park said, referring to the 2005 and 2011 soccer associations' move to the National Assembly. "It would be worrisome and scary (because of FIFA sanctions)," he said, criticizing, "But they are threatening and threatening, saying, 'Oh, this is not going to be a big deal.'