K-League 2 FC Anyang showed interest when they announced the termination of the contract with foreign striker Jonathan Moya (31, Costa Rica).
On the morning of the 4th, Anyang held its own reward and punishment committee and announced that it had decided to terminate the contract with Jonathan early because the matter was serious.
Jonathan drank alcohol with his acquaintances in Seoul on the night of the 1st and went to bed at dawn the next day. However, at 6:30 a.m., five hours later, Jonathan got behind the wheel to move to Anyang. A tire burst on the highway and he was caught drinking alcohol by a traffic police officer who tried to help while heading to a rest area.
The Anyang club confirmed Jonathan’s drunk driving on the 3rd and immediately reported it to the Professional Football Federation, and made it official through the club’s website and social media.
Then, on the 4th, the Korea Professional Football Federation (KFA) announced that it had “taken a 60-day ban from participating in K-League official matches for Anyang Jonathan, who was caught by the police for drunk driving,” and Anyang immediately held its own reward and punishment committee and signed a contract. decided to cancel. It was an explanation that Anyang decided to terminate the contract with Jonathan early because the matter was serious.
Japan’s ‘Ultra Soccer’ said on the 5th,메이저사이트 “A Korean club has terminated the contract with a Costa Rican striker who was caught drunk driving.”
The media also recalled the case of Japanese midfielder Kunimoto (26) in July 2022. Kunimoto, who played for Jeonbuk Hyundai, was suspended for 60 days after being caught drunk driving, and Jeonbuk Hyundai eventually decided to terminate the contract.