South Korea’s men’s football coach resigns following the team’s elimination from the World Cup. Coverage reports that the president calls for an investigation into the loss after South Korea fails to progress past the group stage. The reports agree that South Korea is eliminated because it does not secure a place among the eight best third-placed teams. The resignation follows public and political scrutiny of the team’s performance, with the president urging that the circumstances leading to the exit are examined. While details of the investigation process are not specified in the accounts provided, the call for a probe indicates heightened attention to coaching decisions and team results. The coach’s departure is presented as the immediate consequence of the tournament outcome and the subsequent reaction from the country’s leadership. Overall, the sources describe the same sequence: group-stage elimination, failure to qualify as one of the top third-placed sides, and the coach’s resignation alongside official calls for further inquiry.