According to South Korean media reports, South Korean international Seol Young-woo is facing overwhelming criticism from fans on social media.

Reportedly, as the match against South Africa approaches, frustration from the loss to Mexico remains high. Some fans are disappointed with the result and are engaged in a "search for culprits," continuing their fierce criticism.

The criticism directed at Seol Young-woo has been particularly intense. In the match against Mexico, Seol Young-woo started as a left-back, but his attacking performance was underwhelming. Consequently, fans began to highlight his shortcomings in the game.

However, some fans have resorted to excessive and vulgar criticism rather than offering constructive comments.

Seol Young-woo's social media has been flooded with malicious comments such as "He seems better at amateur football," "Quit the national team," and "I don't understand why he's still in the South Korean national team." But the attacks do not stop there. In addition to criticizing his skills, personal attacks have also followed, including comments like "Stop fooling around" and "I hope you get seriously injured."

Furthermore, reports indicate that public discontent with Seol Young-woo has been fueled by naturalized player Castro remaining benched. Castro, South Korea's first biracial national team player, was highly anticipated to join Hong Myung-bo's squad but remained on the bench for both FIFA World Cup qualifiers. As a result, some fans are frustrated that Castro did not receive playing time, which naturally led to criticism of Seol Young-woo, as he did get an opportunity to play against Mexico.

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