💨 Abstract
The K League in South Korea is lifting a 26-year ban on foreign goalkeepers starting in the 2026 season. Initially imposed in 1999 to protect local talent, the rule is being revoked due to the league's expansion to 26 professional clubs. This change aims to address the salary disparities among domestic goalkeepers and outfield players and to align with other major Asian leagues.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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