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South Korea Coach Hong Myung-bo Faces Death Threats After Match Loss
South Korea national football team coach Hong Myung-bo has received death threats and bans from local shops following a tournament defeat. Police are currently investigating an anonymous message that threatened to assassinate the coach upon his arrival at Incheon.
What the sources say
Independent news reports clearly support the story that Hong Myung-bo faced death threats and bans from some businesses after World Cup loss.
- South Korea coach Hong Myung-bo received death threats after the team lost at the 2026 World Cup and failed to reach the round of 32. (Backed by sources: The New York Times, Reuters, BBC)
- Some social media users threatened to kill him when he arrived at Incheon Airport, prompting a police investigation. (Backed by sources: The New York Times, BBC)
- Some shops and restaurants put up signs banning Hong Myung-bo from entering after the World Cup loss. (Backed by sources: Reuters, BBC)
Sources it was checked against
- South Korea National Football Team Head Coach Receives Death Threats (Telecomasia)
- South Korea's World Cup wreckage: From Son's ‘absolute heartache' to threats against the coach (The New York Times)
- As the South Korean national soccer team failed to advance to the round of 32 in the 2026 North Amer.. (Mk)
- Explainer: Why is South Korea so furious at its World Cup coach? (Reuters)
- South Korea football coach quits as president calls for probe into World Cup loss (BBC)
- বিশ্বকাপে ভরাডুবির পরেই প্রাণনাশের হুমকি, দেশ ছেড়ে পালিয়ে আমেরিকায় আশ্রয় দক্ষিণ কোরিয়ার কোচের (Eimuhurte)