It's official: Colin Bell has renewed his contract with the South Korean women's team and will coach the team until the Women's World Cup

Live bar February 8, the Korean Football Association officially announced that South Korean women's football coach Colin Bale renewed his contract until the 2023 Women's World Cup.

Colin Bell took up the position of South Korean women's soccer coach in October 2019, and he led the team to the runner-up of the East Asian Cup that year, and unfortunately lost to China in the Olympic preliminaries last year. In the just-concluded Women's Asian Cup, the South Korean women's football team finished runners-up, and since taking office, Colin Bell has led the team to a record of 10 wins, 4 draws and 5 losses.

Colin Bale's contract with the South Korean women's football team was originally expired after the end of the Women's Asian Cup, and the Korean Football Association officially announced today that it will renew his contract with Colin Bell until the end of the 2023 Women's World Cup, and he will lead the team to participate in this year's East Asian Cup, the Asian Games and next year's World Cup.

The KFA executives said they had proposed a contract extension in December last year, with Colin Bale agreeing to renew his contract with the team after the Asian Cup. Speaking about the renewal, Colin Bell said: "It is an honor to continue to lead the Korean women's football team, and I thank the Korean Football Association for its respect and encouragement to me. From now on, coaches and players, including me, will continue to work hard with the goal of the Asian championship and next year's Women's World Cup. ”

(Luke)