On the 15th, Coach Aroso stated on his personal social media, "Winning doesn't mean everything is good, and losing doesn't mean everything is bad. Sometimes, the distance between success and failure is very short, and it's determined by details or a bit of luck." He continued, "I apologize to the fans who have always supported us. I was also very frustrated," and added, "What we've done as a team over the past two years has made me believe that we can reach even greater heights in this tournament." The next issue, Coach Aroso said, "My two-year contract has just ended. This experience has greatly helped me develop as a coach. It was thanks to the high standards required of my work," he wrote, ,,,The Korean national team is not a team that exists for Coach Aroso's personal growth; rather, the mission of a national team coach preparing for the World Cup is not to build his own career, but to improve the team's performance and achieve results. In the case of group stage elimination, saying "I have developed as a coach" is overly self-centered. Korean football failed at the World Cup, but the core coach first brought up the personal growth gained from Korea, making the national team inevitably feel like a laboratory and career development program for coaches. The failure was attributed to 'detailed factors' and 'a bit of luck' He also said it was irresponsible that Korea's elimination was not decided by a single misfortune, their attacking development was frustrating, the players' roles were unclear, and there was a lack of tactics to respond to changes in the opponent. If we wrap up the repeated problems over three matches as luck, there is no reason for the coaching staff to exist, yet the reflection showed no concrete reflection,,, but rather that Korea is a global economic powerhouse and its people are hardworking, sincere, and kind,,,,,, so we shouldn't just stay quiet??????
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