Ji-ha Yoo South Korea27#2
Ju-yeop Kim South Korea26#3
Hyun-jun Ku South Korea32#4
Sun-hyuk Jang South Korea33#5
Yong-hwan Kim South Korea33#13Ho Song South Korea22#16Seok-hyun Hong South Korea24#22Gyeong-jae Kim South KoreaC33#23
Young-kwang Cho South Korea22#24Dong-geon Noh South Korea27#44Kwang-hyun Ryu South Korea22#75Kim Joo-Heon South Korea29#97
Han-sol Choi South Korea29#7Tae-yong Park South Korea25#8
Valdívia Brazil31#10Min-ho Yoon South Korea26#14Tae-in Jung South Korea21#20Yun-ho Jang South Korea30#34
Nam Ha South Korea27#9
Ji-yong Jeong South Korea27#11Beom-su Kim South Korea26#17
Ronan Brazil31#19Ji-san Yang South Korea27#21Min-seok Kim South Korea22#26
Irakli Bughridze Georgia28#27Young-seok Yoon South Korea22#28Sang-hun Chu South Korea26#32Gun-ho Son South Korea20#47
Mirandinha Brazil26#79
Kyeong-jun Kim South Korea29#96Kang-min Jeong South Korea21#99Jeonnam Dragons were founded in 1994 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.
Gwangyang 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.
