Former Spain head coach Robert Moreno was named the temporary manager of the South Korean men's national football team Tuesday. The Korea Football Association (KFA) approved Moreno's nomination during its board meeting at Korea Football Park in Cheonan, some 90 kilometers south of Seoul. Moreno, 48, will be in charge of South Korea's next six international matches. The Taegeuk Warriors will host Ecuador on Sept. 24, Uruguay on Sept. 28, Venezuela on Oct. 2 and Uzbekistan on Oct. 6. The KFA is also trying to schedule two more matches inside the Nov. 9-17 FIFA international window. After those November matches, South Korea will compete in the Asian Football Confederation Asian Cup in Saudi Arabia starting in January. The KFA said Moreno is signed through Nov. 27 but he will be given a chance to serve in a full-time role for the Asian Cup, depending on the team's performance this fall. The men's national team head coaching position had been vacant since Hong Myung-bo resigned in late June to take the fall for the country's group-stage exit from the FIFA World Cup. Instead of rushing to hire a f