A footballer whose World Cup appearance is catalogued in the administrative record of the 2010 tournament in South Africa - one name in a squad system that, that year, saw North Korea field just a single player from a European club.
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Ji Yun-namAlso played for North Korea men's national football team
Ryang Yong-giAlso played for North Korea men's national football team
Sin Yong-namAlso played for Amnokgang Sports Club
Pak Doo-ikAlso played for North Korea men's national football teamRi Han-jaeAlso played for North Korea men's national football team
Cha Jong-hyokAlso played for Amnokgang Sports ClubAbout this person
Kim Myong-gil was part of the North Korean national team registered for the 2010 FIFA World Cup, held in South Africa from 11 June to 11 July. The tournament required each of the 32 nations to submit a preliminary squad of 30 players by 11 May, then trim to a final 23 by 1 June. North Korea's roster that summer made history as the only team with just one player drawn from a European club - Hong Yong-jo - while Kim Myong-gil and his teammates came from elsewhere. The squad endured a mandatory rest period in late May before the opening match, part of FIFA's protocol for all sides except those involved in the Champions League final. His name remains in the ledger of a tournament where, for the first time, every competing nation carried at least one European-based player.
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