Guus Hiddink, former manager of South Korea’s national soccer team in 2002, will visit Pyongyang on Thursday, with plans to build sports facilities for visually impaired people.
The soccer manager is reportedly looking to construct a futsal ground, a small soccer pitch roughly the size of a basketball court.
Guus Hiddink, former manager of South Korea’s national soccer team in 2002, will visit Pyongyang on Thursday, with plans to build sports facilities for visually impaired people.
The soccer manager is reportedly looking to construct a futsal ground, a small soccer pitch roughly the size of a basketball court.
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