Kyeong-min Kim South Korea34#1
Dong-hwa Kim South Korea23#23Lee Yoon-sung South Korea21#71Seok-hwan Jang South Korea21#2Min-ki Lee South Korea33#3
Teun van Grunsven Netherlands26#4Young-kyu Ahn South KoreaC36#6
Seung-un Ha South Korea28#9
João Pedro Reginaldo Brazil23#17Seung-kyum Im South Korea31#20Yong-hyuk Kim South Korea19#24Bae-hyeon Gong South Korea19#26Park Won-Jae South Korea32#33
Lee Yong-Jick Japan35#37
Sang-gi Min South Korea35#39Jin-woo Bae South Korea24#66
Se-jong Ju South Korea35#8
Kyoung-rok Choi South Korea31#10
Je-ho Yu South Korea26#14
Ji-hoon Jeong South Korea22#16
Jong-suk Kim South Korea31#21Hui-su Kang South Korea23#42Woo-jin Kim South Africa21#70Gyu-min Jung South Korea19#79Min-seo Moon South Korea22#88Yong-jun Hong South Korea23#99
Emir Saitoski Slovenia23#7Hólmbert Aron Friðjónsson Iceland33#11John Iredale Australia27#18Hyeok-joo An South Korea22#19Sung-yun Kwon South Korea25#22Yun-ho Kim South Korea19#25Sung-hyun Park South Korea17#28
Chang-moo Shin South Korea33#40Adriel Ba Loua Ivory Coast30#50Ha-jong Oh South Korea23#77Gwangju were founded in 2010 and have spent the bulk of their history in the English league system, moving between divisions as fortunes shifted before settling into their modern identity.
Gwangju World Cup Stadium has been the club's home for generations, and its matchdays remain the centre of the support — the terraces, the songs and the local rivalries that give the fixture list its weight.
