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Busan IPark (K League 2) was founded as Saehan Motors FC on 22 Nov 1979 and became pro as Daewoo Royals on 3 Dec 1983. KFA, K League and the club website confirm this. Please correct the founding year and set Busan Gudeok Stadium as home.
@JohnMLTX Busan IPark was founded on Nov 22, 1979 as Saehan Motors. 1983 was its professional transition, not its founding. Just like Pohang Steelers, whose roots date to 1973. KFA and K League records confirm the clubโs 1979 origin. Please correct it to 1979.
@glsportsarchive@WorldAquatics Hello! Busan IPark FC is listed as founded in 1983. However, the club was founded as Saehan Motors FC on Nov. 22, 1979. 1983 was the establishment of the professional Daewoo Royals. Please review and correct the founding year to 1979. Thank you!
@scorelisto After the 2000 IMF financial crisis and the dissolution of Daewoo Group, the club was acquired by the current parent company, HDC (Hyundai Development Company) Group, in February 2000, which inherited all legal rights, legitimacy, and history.
@scorelisto In 1978, Daewoo Group, the parent company, acquired Saehan Motors (the predecessor of Daewoo Motors) from Korea Development Bank and incorporated it as an affiliate while also participating in management.
@scorelisto The Busan IPark football club in South Korea's K League 2 was originally founded as Saehan Motors Football Club on November 22, 1979. It participated as an amateur industrial team in the inaugural K League season in 1983.
@cotter_fi@Mnijungkookdo It's not a park, it's Busan I'Park Foobtall Club. K League 2's Football Club.
This is the Busan Asiad Main Stadium, the home stadium used by the Football Club. It was also used during the 2002 World Cup.