The South Korean parliamentary sports committee has scheduled a formal hearing for July 22 to examine the governance of the Korea Football Association (KFA).
The session comes amid mounting criticism of the federation's leadership and operational decisions following the national team's recent international campaign.
Lawmakers intend to use the hearing to address controversies surrounding the KFA's management structure and strategic direction.
The committee's decision signals a shift toward more direct legislative oversight of the country's premier sports governing body, reflecting growing frustration among politicians and fans alike.
The scrutiny follows a period of intense public debate regarding the federation's handling of player selection, coaching appointments, and administrative transparency.
Critics argue that the current leadership has failed to meet the high expectations set by the nation's footballing ambitions, prompting calls for structural reform.