Chang-geun Lee South Korea33#1
Jun-seo Lee South Korea28#25
Min-soo Kim South Korea21#31Kyeong-tae Lee South Korea31#40Kyu-hyun Park South Korea25#2
Min-duk Kim South Korea30#3
Sung-gwon Cho South Korea25#4
Jong-eun Lim South Korea36#5Yun-sung Kang South Korea29#6Jin-ya Kim South Korea28#13
Myung-jae Lee South Korea32#16
Jae-suk Oh South Korea36#22
Young-Jae Seo South Korea31#23
Moon-hwan Kim South Korea31#33
Chang-rae Ha South Korea31#45
Anton Kryvotsiuk Ukraine28#98
Bobsin Brazil26#8
Jun-beom Kim South Korea28#14
Hyeon-sik Lee South Korea30#20
Bong-soo Kim South Korea26#30Byung-chan Park South Korea17#41
Soon-min Lee South Korea32#44
Masatoshi Ishida Japan31#7
Diogo Oliveira Brazil29#9
Min-kyu Joo South KoreaC36#10
Won-sang Um South Korea27#11
Gustav Ludwigson Sweden32#17
Jin-su Seo South Korea25#19Jae-hee Jeong South Korea32#27Ji-ho Kim South Korea17#28Geon-ho Moon South Korea22#29Hun-min Koo South Korea16#37Hyeon-ug Kim South Korea31#70João Victor Brazil27#77
Kang-hyun Yu South Korea30#99Daejeon Citizen were founded in 1997 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.
Daejeon 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.
