Suwon manager Byun Sung-hwan said, "I will show 'Hybrid Soccer' this season."
Suwon manager Byun Sung-hwan said, "I will show 'Hybrid Soccer' this season."
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Coach Byun Sung-hwan (45), who will mark his first full season since taking office at Suwon Samsung, predicted "hybrid soccer."
Coach Byun Sung-hwan, who took the helm during the last season, continued his race to advance to the playoffs by applying his own soccer color in a short period of time. Unlike his defense capability, which boasts the least number of goals lost in the K League 2, however, he ended up scoring just 46 goals in terms of offense. Eventually, his performance that was disappointing by 2 percent was hampered every time, and although he had the same score as fifth-ranked Busan I'Park, he ended up losing ground by multiple points, failing to advance to the playoffs.
Rest was a luxury for Byeon Sung-hwan. Right after the end of the last season, Byeon Sung-hwan had no time to feel sorry for and prepared for the new season. This winter, he immediately started to improve his physical constitution by transfusing a large number of power with Kim Min-joon, Leo, Choi Young-joon, Lee Min-hyuk, Lee Il-Chenko, Seraphim, Bruno Silva, and Kim Ji-hyun. Byeon brought in a lot of relatively young players last summer, and the U-22 quarter focused on recruiting resources with abundant experience as he took a breather.
On the 19th, Hana Bank's K League 2 2025 opening media day was held at the Nuri Dream Square Business Tower in Mapo-gu, Seoul, and I was able to meet head coach Byun Sung-hwan and listen to the preparation process for the new season.
Coach Byun Sung-hwan said, "I need time to apply the soccer philosophy I want to play. However, since the season started so early, I think I have thought a lot about how to understand and implement the soccer I want in such a short period of time. I can't be 100% satisfied, but the players are following me well. I especially paid a lot of attention to offense, but I'm encouraged because I scored in every game."
On how to deal with the team facing Suwon, he said, "We need to be able to quickly create opportunities and score points before the opponent team is overhauled. Of course, it is not as easy as expected. If the opponent team is overhauled, shouldn't he shake it and find space by quickly shifting left and right sides? As it was a difficult part of the team that experienced last season, the team focused on recruiting quality players. We also need skills that each player possesses. We have high expectations as we have brought in players who can capture moments when the coach cannot touch."
Asked about the fundamentals of his tactics, he said, "Equipment such as one volanche or two volanche are not important. If I define the type of soccer that I want to play this season, I think I can use the word 'hybrid'. Last season was not much different, but now I am preparing to make immediate changes depending on the situation."
"Last season was a year when we felt that we should be able to make tactical changes at good timing. We need to operate according to the basis and game model we have prepared, but to win, we need to respond strategically according to the situation," he explained.
Suwon is considered one of the leading contenders along with Incheon United for this season. It is true that the word "second division" still does not go well with 온라인카지노 the K-League as it is a prestigious pro team. Manager Byun Sung-hwan is also committed to having the team win back the glory of the past.
Manager Byun Sung-hwan said, "Suwon has a set goal even if a coach other than me comes. The situation will be different in the K League 1, but everyone is preparing for it with a single goal, even if we don't have to talk about it, as long as we were relegated to the K League 2. It became a banned word, not a banned word. (Laughs) Of course, I will think a lot about how I can achieve my set goal."