Director Sergio Costa added details" Jeju completes off-season training in Kagoshima, Japan

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Jeju SK has completed overseas training in Kagoshima, Japan.

Jeju had a training camp in Kagoshima from Jan. 26 to Feb. 4. After completing training, the players will take a short break and re-collect at the Jeju clubhouse on the 6th to begin full-fledged quenching. Jeju, which will enter the 2026 season starting with the home opening match against Gwangju FC on March 1, plans to focus on improving its sense of play through various practice games, conditioning and organizing.

According to the club, coach Sergio Costa, who said his first goal is to "create a team culture that believes in the process," added details of his know-how to the players' willingness to do during the off-season training. In addition, through practice games with Japanese teams, they increased their sense of practice and improved the completeness of their tactics.

New players such as Kwon Chang-hoon, Park Chang-joon, Kim Shin-jin, Gitis, Negeva, Cerestin, Kang Dong-hwi, Park Min-jae, Yoo Seung-jae, and Kwon Ki-min also melted into the team.

Lee Chang-min, who has been wearing the captain's armband for two consecutive seasons, is full of confidence. "It was a really good training session with the details of coach Sergio Costa added to the enthusiasm of the players looking for a new game," he said. Even if the training time is not long, it melts all the directions they require into the training. The players' concentration has improved, and their willingness to do it has naturally grown," he said.

"I'm looking forward to the opening game. I think fans will be waiting a lot, but I'm really taking responsibility every moment so that this excitement doesn't lead to disappointment like last season. From the first game, I want to repay the fans with good performance. And I will do my best for a successful season where everyone can be satisfied," he said.

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