The South Korean national football team is grappling with significant internal strife following a disappointing World Cup campaign, raising questions about the future of key players and leadership.

Following South Korea's early exit from the World Cup, the national team is facing a period of uncertainty marked by internal conflicts and questions surrounding captain Son Heung-min's leadership.

Recent developments have highlighted the growing tensions within the squad.

South Korea was eliminated in the group stage of the World Cup, leading to widespread disappointment among fans and analysts.

In the aftermath, reports surfaced of rifts between younger and older players, creating a challenging atmosphere within the team.

Questions have arisen about Son Heung-min's role as captain, with discussions ongoing about the future of leadership in the squad.

Additionally, police raids related to off-field issues have further complicated the situation, adding to the team's woes.

The path forward for South Korea remains unclear as they navigate these challenges and seek to rebuild ahead of future competitions.