Solar_99

It is great that these clubs have been added and their academies producing North and South Korean players! Small issue with the nation being displayed as South Korea. The nation problem isn't the case with FC Korea. With Osaka Korean and Tokyo C.HS it is displayed as South Korea. Zainchi Koreans at these clubs can attain naturalisation to Japanese. Other Zainchi Koreans such as Ryang Yong-gi already have the second nationality of Japanese as they were born in Japan. The Zainichi players should have the second nationality of Japanese.

Lots of Japanese players including many national team players speak Korean at basic level. English as well. The languages for Japan in the game are English, Korean and Japanese. I guess this is because of some learning English in school and the Zainchi Korean population in Japan. But many 100% Japanese players know Korean

Park Ji-sung is the technical director at Jeonbuk but he is unemployed in the game. In game, it is Di Matteo as technical director. In reality, Park Ji-sung is the technical director and Roberto Di Matteo is a technical advisor at the club.

(Sorry, I am not entirely sure if I am reporting this correctly.) - As stated in my previous post Amano should be loaned to Jeonbuk from Yokohama, not contracted to Jeonbuk. ( - Lee Jun-ho should be on loan at Jeonnam Dragons from March 3rd to July 3rd. In the game, he is never at Jeonnam at all. - Kang Sang-yoon should be on loan at Busan IPark not as a transfer, Not sure how exactly to give evidence for this so I will just direct you to their transfermarkt pages which contain the info: Amano: https://www.transfermarkt.com/jun-amano/profil/spieler/308214 Lee Jun-ho: https://www.transfermarkt.com/joon-ho-lee/profil/spieler/908699 Kang Sang-yoon: https://www.transfermarkt.com/sang-yun-kang/profil/spieler/711708

Jun Amano is contracted to Jeonbuk when he should be contracted to Yokohama F-Marinos. He should be on loan at Jeonbuk from Yokohama.