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Jeju United FC

Jeju United FC

South KoreaK League 1Est. 1982
2026ONGOING
Hak-Beom KimJeju World Cup Stadium · Seogwipo · 35,657

Season 2026

#TeamPGDPts
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3Jeju United FCJeju United FC30+646
4Jeonbuk MotorsJeonbuk Motors30+1044
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About Jeju United FC

Jeju United FC is a football club based in Seogwipo, South Korea playing their home matches at Jeju World Cup Stadium. This page carries live scores, squad, season statistics, fixtures and the K League 1 table.

Emerson Negueba leads Jeju United FC's scoring in league play with 6 goals this season. Matheus Aiás has contributed 4 goals, while Italo Moreira has added 3 goals.

Emerson Negueba is the chief creator with 4 assists this season. Matheus Aiás and Italo Moreira have also chipped in with 3 each.

Jeju United FC sit 3rd in the K League 1 with 46 points from 30 matches (12W 10D 8L) and a goal difference of +6.

Recent results for Jeju United FC:

Upcoming fixtures for Jeju United FC:

None of Jeju United FC's next three are at home; they travel to FC Seoul, Jeonbuk Motors and Incheon United.

Jeju United FC's squad consists of 30 players. Goalkeepers: Kim Dong-Jun (Korea Republic), Heo Ja-Ung (Korea Republic), Won Heo Jae, Seung-min Joo. Defenders: Tobias Figueiredo (Portugal), Yu In-Soo (Korea Republic), Kim Jae-Woo (Korea Republic), Rim Chang-Woo (Korea Republic), Julien Célestine (France), Chung Woon (Korea Republic), Jang Min-Gyu (Korea Republic), Kim Ryun-Seong (Korea Republic), Heo Kang-Jun (Korea Republic), Jo In-Jung (Korea Republic), Gi-min Kwon (South Korea). Midfielders: Lee Chang-Min (Korea Republic), Italo Moreira (Brazil), Park Su-Bin (Korea Republic), Kim Jae-Min (Korea Republic), Seung-jae Yoo (South Korea), Dong-hwi Kang (South Korea). Forwards: E. Çinari (Albania), Chang-Jun Park (Korea Republic), Matheus Aiás (Brazil), Kim Hyeon-Wu (Korea Republic), Shin Sang-Eun (Korea Republic), Emerson Negueba (Brazil), Kim Sin-Jin (Korea Republic), Choi Byung-Wook (Korea Republic), Min-jae Park (South Korea).

Hak-Beom Kim is the current head coach of Jeju United FC.

Jeju United FC play their home matches at Jeju World Cup Stadium in Seogwipo, which has a capacity of 35,657. The club was founded in 1982.