Ulsan Hyundai

Ulsan Hyundai FC 울산 현대 FC
Basic data
Surname	Ulsan Hyundai Football Club 울산 현대 축구단
Seat	Ulsan
founding	1983
Colours	green yellow
owner	Hyundai Heavy Industries
president	Kwon Oh-gap
Website	uhfc.tv
First soccer team
Head coach	Kim Do-hoon
Venue	Ulsan Munsu Stadium
Places	44,466
league	K League 1
2019	2nd place
home Away

The Ulsan Hyundai FC is a football franchise from Ulsan , South Korea . The franchise currently plays in the K League Classic , the top division in South Korea. The company Hyundai owns the franchise.

history

The franchise was founded in 1983 as Hyundai Football Club and has been playing in the K League Classic since 1984 (called the K-League until 2012). The seat was in Incheon . In the early 1990s, the franchise was relocated to Ulsan and renamed Ulsan Hyundai FC.

Ulsan won his only two championships in 1996 and 2005, but was runner-up in the country a total of 8 times.

On November 10, 2012 Ulsan Hyundai won the AFC Champions League for the first time .

Seat

On May 18, 2002 the new "Club House" of Ulsan Hyundai was opened. At the same time, it offers the players a modern performance center and the club an administrative headquarters. It can be found at Seobu-dong Dong-gu 257-53.

Stadion

FIFA World Cup was Ulsan Munsu Stadium built. The stadium has a capacity of 44,466 people. Ulsan Hyundai has been playing his home games there ever since.

Ulsan Munsu Football Stadium

successes

National

• K League Classic

Champion: 1996, 2005

Runner-up: 1986, 1991, 1998, 2002, 2003, 2011, 2013, 2019

• Korean FA Cup

Finalist: 1998, 2018

Winner: 2017

Continental

• AFC Champions League

Winner: 2012

• A3 Champions Cup

Winner: 2006

player

Status: March 2020

No. position Surname 1 TW Jo Su-huk 2 FROM Jeong Dong-ho 3 FROM Jason Davidson 4th FROM Dave Bulthuis 5 FROM Kim Min-duk 6th FROM Park Joo-ho 7th MF Kim In-sung 8th MF Sin Jin-ho 9 ST Júnior Negrao 10 MF Yoon Bit-garam 11 ST Lee Keun-ho ( team captain ) 13 MF Kim Min-jun 14th MF Lee Dong-gyeong 15th FROM Jung Seung-hyun 16 MF Won you-jae 17th MF Kim Sung-joon 19th ST Bjørn Johnsen 20th FROM Yun Young-sun 21st TW Jo Hyeon-woo

No. position Surname 22nd MF Koh Myong-jin 23 FROM Kim Tae-hwan 24 MF Lee Hyeon-seung 25th TW Seo Ju-hwan 26th FROM Cho Hyun-taek 27 MF Jang Jae-won 29 ST Lee Hyeong-kyeong 30th MF Jung Hoon-sung 32 FROM Choi Jun 33 MF Park Ha-bean 44 FROM Kim Kee-hee 45 FROM Lee Gi-un 66 FROM Seol Young-woo 72 MF Lee Chung-yong 77 ST Son Ho-jun 88 TW Min Dong-hwan 98 MF Lee Sang-heon 99 ST Jeong-in Park

Borrowed Players

No. position Surname - FROM Bae Jae-woo (after Sangju Sangmu FC (military service)) - FROM Lee Sang-min (after Seoul E-Land FC ) - MF Kim Gyu-hyeong (after Dinamo Zagreb Academy ) - FROM Lim Jong-eun (after FC Pocheon ) - MF Hong Hyun-seok (after FC Juniors OÖ ) - FROM Kim Tae-hyeon (to Seoul E-Land FC ) - FROM Lee Myung-jae (after Sangju Sangmu FC (military service)) - MF Oh Se-hun (after Sangju Sangmu FC (military service)) - TW Moon Jung-in (to Seoul E-Land ) - MF Park Yong-woo (after Sangju Sangmu FC (military service))

Coach chronicle

Trainer	nation	from	to
Moon Jung-Sik	South Korea	January 1, 1984	December 31, 1986
Cho Chung-Yun	South Korea	April 22, 1986	December 30, 1987
Kim Ho	South Korea	December 30, 1987	November 19, 1990
Cha Bum-kun	South Korea	November 23, 1990	November 27, 1994
Ko Jae-Wook	South Korea	November 30, 1994	June 12, 2000
Chung Jong-Soo	South Korea	June 12, 2000	August 21, 2000
Kim Jung-Nam	South Korea	August 22, 2000	December 25, 2008
Kim Ho-Gon	South Korea	December 26, 2008	4th December 2013
Cho Min-Kook	South Korea	4th December 2013	November 30, 2014
Yoon Jung-hwan	South Korea	3rd December 2014	November 13, 2016
Kim Do-hoon	South Korea	November 21, 2016	today

Season placement

season	league	Level	space	FA Cup	AFC CL
1984	K League 1	1	3.
1985			4th
1986			6th
1987			4th
1988			2.
1989			6th
1990			5.
1991			2.
1992			3.
1993			3.
1994			4th
1995			2.
1996			1.	Semifinals
1997			3.	Quarter finals
1998			2.	final	Round of 16
1999			6th	Semifinals
2000			10.	Quarter finals
2001			6th	Semifinals
2002			2.	Quarter finals
2003			2.	Semifinals
2004			4th	Semifinals
2005			1.	Round of 16
2006			5.	Round of 16	Semifinals
2007			4th	Quarter finals
2008			3.	Quarter finals
2009			8th.	Round of 16	Group stage
2010			5.	Round of 16
2011			2.	Semifinals
2012			5.	Semifinals	winner
2013			2.	Round of 16
2014			6th	Round of 16	Group stage
2015			7th	Semifinals
2016			4th	Semifinals
2017			4th	winner	Group stage
2018			3.	finalist	Round of 16
2019			2.	Round of 16	Round of 16
2020

Outfitter

from	to	Outfitter
1984	1993	Adidas
1994	1996	Prospecs
1997		Reebok
1998		Adidas
1999	2000	Asics
2001	2003	bumblebee
2004	2005	Kika
2006	2009	Adidas
2010	2011	Le Coq Sportif
2012	2013	Diadora
2014	2018	Adidas
2018	today	bumblebee

Web links

• Official Site (Korean)
• Ulsan Hyundai Horang-i on ROKfootball.com
• Ulsan Hyundai in the database of transfermarkt.de
• Ulsan Hyundai in the soccerway.com database