The search for the next coach for Korea's national football team is over — for a few weeks at least. On Tuesday, the Korea Football Association (KFA) announced that Robert Moreno is going to be in charge until the end of November. Moreno, 48, is the Spanish coach to take the hotseat in Seoul. His job is not just to get some good results in the six games — he has to try and help a nation forget what happened in the last few weeks and months. Discontent about the appointment of Hong Myung-bo as head coach in 2024 grew into anger after a dismal World Cup. There’s no need to go over it all again, but there is a general desire for a clean break. KFA is being very careful this time around, going step by step and explaining everything that is happening in the hiring process, after accusations of skirting the rules to hire Hong and Jurgen Klinsmann before him. Moreno was in charge for nine games for Spain in 2019 and has also coached leading clubs like France's AS Monaco, Spain's Granada and Russia’s Sochi. Reportedly, he impressed during the interview stage with a lengthy and detailed