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South Korean league fans will be able to watch their favorite teams play in just 11 days. It has been officially announced that the new season of the "K-League" starting on May 8 has attracted interest worldwide. Broadcasting agreements have been signed with channels in countries such as China and Croatia, and it is said that the geography of ten countries may expand even further in the near future. According to the AP agency, South Korea does not intend to lift the restrictions imposed due to the coronavirus pandemic - fans will not be allowed into the stadiums, players will not be able to interact with each other or with the referees, not to mention shaking hands. However, such rules have already provoked a reaction from the players. "Incheon United" captain Kim Do-hyeok said: "It is impossible not to talk to your teammates during the match. If we are not allowed to communicate, then it's better not to play football at all."
🗓️ May 8th, 2020 🇰🇷⚽️ It's time for our football to be played again. #K리그 #KLeague #5월8일
📸: [K League Twitter post]
