Daejeon Hana Citizen will host the 2025 Hana Queens Cup, a futsal tournament for women's soccer teammates, on May 17
Apr 24, 2025
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The Hana Queens Cup, which has been held since 2022 to revitalize the local women's soccer base, marks its fourth competition this year. As interest in women's soccer is gradually increasing, last year, the tournament was expanded to include 16 teams and about 170 female soccer players. This year, it will also be joined by female soccer club members with more colorful programs.
The "2025 Hana Queens Cup" will be held at Anyeong Sports Park on May 17 and will recruit a total of 16 teams. The total prize money for the competition is 2.2 million won, and all participants will be provided with various souvenirs such as Daejeon Hana Citizen's luggage color and health supplements.
Applications for participation will be available on the official website of Hana Citizen in Daejeon until May 2, and female soccer clubs over the age of 19 in Daejeon, Sejong, and Chungnam can apply for participation in a team. In addition, the winning team will be eligible to participate in the '2025 K-League Women's Futsal Competition Queen Cup (K-WIN CUP)' as representative of Daejeon Hana Citizen.
"As the Hana Queens Cup is a women's futsal competition representing the Daejeon area, we have prepared a variety of programs to create a festival and a place of harmony that will become one with soccer this year as well," said Kim Won-taek, head of Hana Citizen in Daejeon. Above all, we will do our best to ensure that those who participated in the competition can enjoy and communicate safely and joyfully with soccer, so we ask for the participation of many female soccer clubs who love soccer."
On the other hand, Daejeon is a professional club representing the region and conducts various regional activities through soccer every year. Through this, last year, he won the 「Love Sharing Award」 presented to the club that conducted the most diverse and active social contribution activities in the Korean Professional Football Federation. This year, starting with the Hana Queens Cup, it plans to carry out various activities to expand the base of women's soccer in the region, including a one-day class program for women's soccer hobbyists 'What Women Want (W.W.W.)'.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
