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The Korea Volleyball Federation (KOVO) has rejected the official notice of player voluntary cancellation received from IBK Industrial Bank of Korea.
On the 23rd, KOVO stated, “According to Article 52 of the Federation Rules (Athletes with Voluntary Termination), if a player wishes to voluntarily terminate the contract during the contract period, he or she may apply for voluntary termination in writing to the club. The federation must be notified, and if the governor confirms the club’s consent to this, and then announces a player as a player with a voluntary termination, he will become a player with voluntary termination.”
He added, “As a result of a comprehensive review of the official documents received from the club, the data requested by the players in writing was not included. Based on the relevant regulations, it was determined that the documents for the voluntary cancellation application were insufficient, and the official document was rejected,” he added.
IBK announced on its SNS on the 22nd, “We would like to inform you of the official position of the IBK volleyball team regarding the departure of Song-hwa Jo and the dismissal of coach Seo Nam-won.” It has been announced that
Recently, IBK announced that in relation to the situation in which Jo Song-hwa left the team without permission, Seo Nam-won was fired and coach Kim Sa-ni, who had left with Cho Song-hwa, was appointed as the acting coach.
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