The Korea Football Association, which has been under intense criticism for its complacent response to Hwang Ui-jo, who is under police investigation for illegal filming, has belatedly come up with measures.

We held an emergency meeting by forming a discussion body with members of the Ethics Committee, the Fair Committee, and the National Power Reinforcement Committee.

After about an hour and a half of discussions, Hwang Ui-jo was decided not to be selected as the national team until the results of the investigation came out.

[Lee Yoon-nam / Chairman of the Korea Football Association Ethics Committee: Hwang Ui-jo will not be selected as a national team player until a clear conclusion is reached by the investigative agency]

However, the government decided to suspend the permanent expulsion of the national team until the results of the investigation are released.

[Lee Yoon-nam / Chairman of the ethics committee of the Korea Football Association: We are not authorized to investigate the facts because the case is currently under investigation, so we cannot draw any disciplinary action or a clear conclusion on this matter.]

Chairman Lee then said, "We considered that national players have a high degree of morality and responsibility to maintain the honor of the national team, and that they have to manage various parts of their personal lives in that sense."

As a result, Hwang Ui-jo can be selected for the national team only if he is not prosecuted, and if he is prosecuted and goes to trial, there is a possibility that he will be permanently deprived of his national team status.

Hwang Ui-jo appeared before the police on the 18th for illegally filming sex videos with his ex-lover and was questioned as a suspect.

Since then, he has accompanied China in the second round of World Cup qualifiers, and national team coach Klinsmann has been under intense criticism for even allowing Hwang Ui-jo to play.

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