When the player was transferred, a leader who demanded that parents pay for the graduation trip and pay for it, asked for disciplinary action at the Sports Ethics Center
Mar 18, 2025
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When the player he coached transferred to another team, the accused asked the player's parents for funds for his contribution and asked them to pay for the graduation trip even though the player had already left the team. When the player's parents rejected the request, the accused sent a Kakao Talk message to his parents containing threats to the effect that he could disadvantage the player. Parents were shocked, and the athlete also quit the exercise after learning about this.
The Sports Ethics Center's deliberation committee said that the accused's request for money from parents and receipt of money from other parents over the past few years, and the accused's threatening expression to the effect that he could disadvantage the athlete in the leadership position were grounds for disciplinary action in violation of the regulations.
According to Article 19 (bribery and other misconduct) of the association's ethics regulations, the accused is prohibited from receiving money or other money and goods, and all acts of providing, accepting, receiving, offering, making, requesting, or demanding money and non-monetary interests or other interests are prohibited. In addition, abusive language, insults, and threatening acts (verbal violence) are also specified in Article 14 (Reasons for Disciplinary Action and Target) of the Fair Committee Regulations of the Association, Paragraph 3 'Violence' and Paragraph 6 of the Disciplinary Criteria for Each Type of Appendix 1.
The Sports Ethics Center states that a coach's use of his/her position to send a threatening message to the effect that when a player moves to a professional team, he/she may demand support or disadvantage his/her activities. In addition, development funds, gratitude, team meals, and snack expenses are also included in the donation. 'The Sports Ethics Center will make more efforts to prevent athletes from quitting sports by demanding money from their parents through strict investigations.'
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
