There is a separate person who caused the accident, and it is up to the remaining person to take care of it.

On the 7th, Suwon FC’s Lars was investigated for drunk driving. At that time, the police, who were dispatched after receiving a report of “suspected drunk driving,” caught Lars on a road in Sinsa-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul around 4:00 am. At the time, Lars’ blood alcohol level was measured at 0.08% or more, which is equivalent to license revocation.

For Suwon FC, it is the same news as the blue sky. This season, Suwon FC is in 10th place out of 12 teams with 6 wins, 5 draws and 14 losses. If you cannot get out of the current standings, you will have to play a promotion playoff.

Lars, who is in his 4th year in the K-League this year, is recording 41 goals and 21 assists in 120 games. He is the team’s most goals and assists this season with nine goals and five assists. In terms of attack points, it ranks second overall in the league.

The reason why Lars’ eyes toward drunk driving are more stinging is because of his recent behavior. Rumors circulated that Lars would leave Suwon FC this summer. The player also wanted to transfer and did not fully devote himself to the team. Suwon FC coach Kim Do-gyun excluded Jupo Lars from the match against Gwangju FC, which had no league victory in the 7th game on the 22nd of last month.

Director Kim, who said at the time, “It was a very difficult time,” said, “Ras’ physical condition and psychological state are not good due to the transfer issue. It is right for a player with a will to play,” he said, revealing the background for removing Lars from the list. On the 5th, when Lars returned, he said, “I had a conversation with Lars during the break,” and said, “Now it is time to focus on the team.” On this day, Lars seemed to be atonement by scoring the first goal, but the news of drunk driving came straight away.

It is not the first time that a foreign player in the K-League has been involved in drunk driving. In July of last year, Kunimoto (Johor Darul Takjim), who belonged to Jeonbuk Hyundai, and Jonathan (Hyderabad FC) of FC Anyang, both left the team due to contract cancellation after being caught drunk driving in April this year.

Lars, a foreign player, can find a new team as a free agent (FA) when his contract is terminated. It is not difficult to find a new job because there is no transfer fee. This is the reason why Lars, who was caught up in transfer rumors and couldn’t focus on the team, was suspicious.

It’s enough for Lars to find a new team, but Suwon FC and the K-League are different. He has to carry the negative image of drunk driving. In the case of Suwon FC, they lost their main gun in a competition for survival. Since the additional registration period has ended, new players cannot be recruited. It should be addressed in existing resources. This is the reason for concern that the strict domestic atmosphere can be abused for drunk driving.

Choi Soon-ho, general manager of Suwon FC, asked in response, “If we imposed a penalty clause on a foreign player to prepare for such an incident, would that player easily come to our team in competition with other teams?” It is an issue that the Professional Football Federation should consider together.”

In the end, Suwon FC did not choose to terminate the contract immediately. The club announced on the 8th that it had issued a disciplinary action to Lars from training and game participation through an emergency squad steering committee. In addition, he expressed his intention to open the committee once again after the Korea Professional Football Federation (KFA) reward and punishment committee scheduled for the 10th.

Suwon FC said, “It is of the opinion that termination of the contract without any conditions, such as the recent case of other clubs, is not helpful in preventing a recurrence in the future.” It is a judgment that is an impossible criminal act,” he explained.토토사이트

An official from a club said, “Even if we agree to the penalty clause, the federation can restrict it for fair trade reasons.” Another official also said, “It is not easy for clubs to include a penalty clause in the standard contract.” In the end, it seems that all clubs and federations are in a situation where they have to put their heads together.”

The federation is also aware of the seriousness of repeated deviations and abuse concerns. An official from the federation said, “We are continuing discussions with the legal team after Lars’ drunk driving was caught,” and said, “We are forming a consensus enough for abuse cases,” and said that they would consider a solution with the K-League club.