South Korean police raid the Korea Football Association (KFA) as part of an investigation into the appointment of the national team coach following the team’s poor World Cup performance. Multiple reports say the raid takes place in Seoul and involves investigators focusing on potential wrongdoing related to the hiring process. Seoul police, as cited by sources, indicate that financial crimes investigators are examining whether there were charges of “obstruction of business” in connection with the appointment of Hong Myung-bo. Other coverage reports that authorities are checking whether senior KFA officials improperly interfered with Hong’s appointment. The allegations are linked to scrutiny over the circumstances of the selection after the dismal World Cup campaign. The reports also describe police interest in whether any actions during the appointment process violated legal standards. Details on specific evidence, the scope of the raid, and any charges filed are not stated consistently across the accounts provided, but all describe an active police investigation into the coach appointment.