The status on the KFA's pursuit of Jesse Marsch as the next Korea head coach will depend on today's technical committee meeting. Marsch will be presented to the members of the committee as one of the priority candidates. The KFA will strategize their position for further talks.

I’m told Jesse Marsch is indeed a strong candidates to become Korea manager, but appointment is neither imminent nor expected in due course. Marsch remains one of the top candidates but another ex-Premier League manager who has coached a Korean player is in talks with the KFA.

If you're #MNUFC , what do you do now with Jeong Sang-bin? When they invested over $2 million for him last year, the hope was that he wins his military exemption at the Asian Games. Injuries shattered those dreams. Now, Jeong has lost his chance to even compete at the Olympics.

In his last public appearance as Korea manager in 2018, eggs were thrown towards Shin Tae-yong and his players after they beat Germany in Russia. The KFA left him hanging for the call to renew his deal before parting ways without any contact. Six years later, TODAY happened.

For the first time since 1984, Korea won’t be playing football at the Olympics. With Korea failing to reach their 10th consecutive Olympics, Japan will hold the record for the longest streak of Olympic appearances with their eighth straight qualification if they make it through.