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FC Seoul

FC Seoul

South KoreaK League 1Est. 1983
2026ONGOING
Gi-Dong KimSeoul World Cup Stadium · Seoul · 68,476
History

Season 2026

K-League: Championship Group

#TeamPGDPts
1FC Seoul35+3067
2Ulsan Hyundai FC35+757
3Daejeon Citizen35+1453
4Gangwon FC35+1051
5Jeonbuk Motors35+949
6Incheon United35+749

K-League: Relegation Group

#TeamPGDPts
1Jeju United FC35+248
2FC Anyang35-846
3Pohang Steelers35-944
4Gimcheon Sangmu FC35-738
5Bucheon FC 199535-1633
6Gwangju FC35-3923

K-League: Regular season

#TeamPGDPts
1FC Seoul33+3267
2Ulsan Hyundai FC33+551
3Daejeon Citizen33+1249
4Jeonbuk Motors33+1048
5Gangwon FC33+1048
6Incheon United33+846
7Jeju United FC33+246
8FC Anyang33-843
9Pohang Steelers33-942
10Gimcheon Sangmu FC33-834
11Bucheon FC 199533-1532
12Gwangju FC33-3921

About FC Seoul

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

Patryk Klimala leads FC Seoul's scoring in league play with 16 goals this season. Jeong Seung-Won has contributed 8 goals, while Lee Seung-Mo has added 6 goals.

Moon Seon-Min is the chief creator with 8 assists this season. Jeong Seung-Won has also chipped in with 7 assists, while Anderson Oliveira has added 6 assists.

FC Seoul sit 1st in the K League 1 with 67 points from 35 matches (20W 7D 8L) and a goal difference of +30.

Recent results for FC Seoul:

Upcoming fixtures for FC Seoul:

One of FC Seoul's next three are at home, against Daejeon Citizen; they travel to Jeonbuk Motors and Gangwon FC.

FC Seoul's squad consists of 35 players. Goalkeepers: Gu Sung-Yun (Korea Republic), Kang Hyeon-Mu (Korea Republic), Lim Jun-Sub (Korea Republic), Yun Ki-Wook (Korea Republic), Baek Jong-Beom (Korea Republic). Defenders: Lee Sang-Min (Korea Republic), Seo-hyun Lee (South Korea), Yazan Al Arab (Jordan), Choi Jun (Korea Republic), Kim Jin-Su (Korea Republic), Lee Han-Do (Korea Republic), Ahn Jae-Min (Korea Republic), Park Seong-Hun (Korea Republic), Park Soo-Il (Korea Republic), Juan Antonio (Spain). Midfielders: Ji-seop Shin (South Korea), Jung Ha-won, Min-jun Kim (South Korea), Ji-Won Kim (Korea Republic), Ko Pil-gwan, Hrvoje Babec (Croatia), Park Jang Han-Gyeol (Korea Republic), J. Son, Anderson Oliveira (Brazil), Hyeon-Woo Jeong, Hwang Do-Yoon (Korea Republic), Lee Seung-Mo (Korea Republic), Jeong Seung-Won (Korea Republic). Forwards: Moon Seon-Min (Korea Republic), Leonardo Ruiz (Colombia), H. Jeong, Cheon Seong-Hoon (Korea Republic), Cho Young-Wook (Korea Republic), Gbato Samuel (Côte d'Ivoire), Patryk Klimala (Poland).

Gi-Dong Kim is the current head coach of FC Seoul.

FC Seoul play their home matches at Seoul World Cup Stadium in Seoul, which has a capacity of 68,476. The club was founded in 1983.

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