Different from his serious image when working, coach Kim Sang Sik is someone who likes to dance, often celebrating happily with his students on the field.
Coach Kim Sang Sik likes to dance and rap. Photo: Cut from video
The Vietnam Football Federation has officially appointed Mr. Kim Sang Sik (Korea) as head coach of the Vietnam team. The contract has a term of 2 years, lasting until March 31, 2026.
Immediately, information and images related to the 47-year-old military leader were widely shared on social networks. In particular, the moment when the new captain of the Vietnamese team danced to the music suddenly caused a fever.
Accordingly, the clip was recorded in 2021, when Mr. Kim Sang Sik was leading the Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors club (Korea). The strategist born in 1976 danced to celebrate with his students Song Min-gyu and Koo Ja-ryong when winning the K.League 1 championship.
At that time, Kim Sang-sik was the “dancing machine” and the center of attention on the field.
Coach Kim Sang-sik’s dance video was shared on social networks.
Sharing with The Joong Ang newspaper, Mr. Kim said: “I like to dance and rap enthusiastically. I like watching the show “Me the Money” (hip-hop). The Stones Dance appeared on my YouTube as an algorithm recommendation. I think it would be fun to win and jump. I tried to dance gently because I was afraid the grass would be damaged.”
Coach Kim Sang Sik was born on December 17, 1976, was a player of the Korean national team participating in the 2006 World Cup, won third place in the 2000 and 2007 Asian Cups.
During his career, coach Kim Sang Sik won K.League 1 3 times with Seongnam and Jeonbuk clubs as a player and 6 championships as an assistant.
Particularly as head coach of Jeonbuk, Mr. Kim helps the team win the K.League 1 championship in 2021 and the Korean National Cup in 2022. Regarding personal titles, the coach born in 1976 once received the coaching title. Best player of K.League 1 season 2021; best coach of the Korean Football Association in 2021; Best coach of the 2022 Korean National Cup.
