The South Korean national football team’s coach has resigned following a deeply hostile reception upon returning home from World Cup qualifying matches. The coach was met with jeers and abuse at Incheon Airport early Thursday morning, reportedly stemming from the team’s performance. This escalated to online death threats directed at the coach, prompting serious concerns for his safety and well-being. The Korean Football Association confirmed the resignation, citing the difficult circumstances and the need to protect the coach. Details regarding the specific nature of the abuse and threats are still emerging, but reports indicate widespread dissatisfaction among fans. The resignation leaves the national team searching for a new leader ahead of future competitions. The incident highlights the intense pressure faced by national team coaches and the potential for extreme reactions from supporters.