K-league

The K-League is South Korea's top professional football (soccer) league, established in 1983. It features multiple teams that compete annually for the championship, showcasing local talent and international players. The league operates on a promotion and relegation system with lower divisions, meaning teams can move up or down based on their performance. The K-League is known for its passionate fan base, competitive matches, and contribution to the growth of football in Asia. It also serves as a platform for South Korean players to gain recognition, both domestically and internationally.