Suwon FC confirmed the coaching staff for the 2026 season... Oh Jang joins the head coach

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Suwon FC, which is trying to be promoted to K League 1, has completed the formation of a coaching staff to help 'Park Geon-ha' board.

Suwon FC officially announced on the 12th that it has completed the appointment of the coaching staff to lead the 2026 season, centering on head coach Park Geon-ha. Oh Jang-eun, a former senior coach at Busan I'Park, joined him as a senior coach to assist coach Park.

According to the club, Oh Jang-eun, the new head coach, is evaluated as a person with abundant experience as a player and a sense of the field as a leader. He gained know-how in team management by serving as a second-tier and first-tier coach and head coach at Suwon Samsung Bluewings, and served as a head coach at Busan I'Park in the 2025 season. Oh will play a key role in implementing tactics and overall training operations with Park.

Coach Cho Dong-gun and coach Jeon Woo-young will be appointed as field coaches to guide the team, and coach Yang Dong-won will be in charge of the goalkeeper part. In addition, physical coach Oh Ji-woo is responsible for managing the players' physical strength and preventing injuries, and data-based tactical analysis is responsible for Yoon Soo-bin, a power analyst.

Earlier on the 24th of last month, Suwon FC announced a new start by appointing head coach Park Geon-ha as the 6th head coach. Coach Park is a veteran leader who played as a legend for Suwon Samsung when he was active and contributed to Korea's 11th consecutive World Cup as a coach for the national team through Seoul E-Land and Suwon Samsung after transforming into a leader.

Coach Park said at the time of his inauguration, "All the players will become one organically and play soccer that owns and leads the ball," adding, "We will do our best to share the joy of promotion with our fans."

Suwon FC, which has completed its coaching staff, will begin preparing for the 2026 season in earnest. The plan is to put "a lot of running and organized soccer" pursued by head coach Park on the team and lay the groundwork for the return to K League 1 through systematic winter training.

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