South Korean goalkeeper Gu Sung-yun was interviewed by Korean media after Seoul's 2-1 victory over Jeju SK.

On Coming Off the Bench for the National Team

"I watched the game carefully from the bench, and the coach told me to be ready to play. It was an unusual situation. There was some pressure, but not too much. Although I only played 10 minutes, I'm grateful for the opportunity to wear the Taeguk badge again after six years. It also made me feel that my hard work in training has paid off."

"After training sessions, I receive many words of encouragement from my teammates."

On the Situation of the Korean National Team

"Things don't seem to be going very well right now. To be honest, I haven't been involved for a long time and have been focused on my club. It feels like a difficult period."

"They should call me up. It seems like they need someone who can bring the team together. I believe my experience could help in the future."

"I also think the team needs a leader to guide the younger players. No matter how much you encourage everyone to relax, it's difficult for younger players to speak up or make demands of their seniors. I believe team atmosphere directly affects performance. I hope a more harmonious environment can be restored soon."

On Seoul Being Close to Winning the Championship

"The season's goal was to win the championship; I never set the goalkeeper award as a personal goal. We haven't won the title yet."

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