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South Korean footballer and manager

Jung Byung-tak
정병탁
Personal information
Full name	Jung Byung-tak
Date of birth	(1942-03-14)14 March 1942
Place of birth	Korea, Empire of Japan
Date of death	February 11, 2016(2016-02-11) (aged 73)
Place of death	South Korea
Height	1.73 m (5 ft 8 in)
Position(s)	Forward
Youth career
	Yonsei University
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
	Yangzee FC
	Trust Bank FC
International career
1963–1970	South Korea
Managerial career
1984–1992	Yonsei University
1995	South Korea
1994–1996	Chunnam Dragons
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Jung Byung-tak
Hangul	정병탁
Revised Romanization	Jung Byung-tak
McCune–Reischauer	Jung Byung-tak

In this Korean name, the family name is Jung.

Jung Byung-tak (1942 – 11 February 2016) was a South Korean footballer and football manager. He was a member of Korean national football team in the 1960s. He was former Korean national football team manager and first manager of Chunnam Dragons

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FIFA Player Statistics

South Korea national football team – managers

Adjunct managers
1950s	1: Park Chung-hwi (1948) 2: Lee Young-min (1948) 3: Lee Yoo-hyung (1948–49) 4: Kim Hwa-jip (1950) 5: Kim Yong-sik (1953) 6: Bae Jong-ho (1954) 7: Kim Yong-sik (1954) 8: Chu Yung-kwang (1956) 9: Kim Sung-gan (1956) 10: Kim Kyu-hwan (1958) 11: Min Byung-dae (1958) 12: Chung Nam-sik (1959) 13: Kim Yong-sik (1959)
1960s	14: Min Byung-dae (1960) 15: Chu Yung-kwang (1960) 16: Kim Yong-sik (1960–61) 17: Kim Kyu-hwan (1961–62) 18: Min Byung-dae (1962) 19: Kim Kyu-hwan (1962) 20: Park Kyu-chung (1963) 21: Min Byung-dae (1963) 22: Kim Kyu-hwan (1964) 23: Chung Nam-sik (1965) 24: Han Chang-wha (1966) 25: An Jong-soo (1966) 26: Jang Kyung-hwan (1967) 27: Park Il-kap (1967–68) 28: Kim Yong-sik (1969) 29: Kang Jun-young (1969)
1970s	30: Han Hong-ki (1970–71) 31: Hong Deok-young (1971) 32: Park Byung-suk (1971–72) 33: Ham Heung-chul (1972) 34: Min Byung-dae (1972–73) 35: Moon Jung-sik (1973) 36: Choi Yung-keun (1974) 37: Ham Heung-chul (1974–76) 38: Moon Jung-sik (1976) 39: Choi Chung-min (1977) 40: Kim Jung-nam (1977) 41: Ham Heung-chul (1978–79) 42: Jang Kyung-hwan (1979–80)
1980s	43: Kim Jung-nam (1980–82) 44: Choi Eun-taek (1982–83) 45: Cho Yoon-ok (1983) 46: Park Jong-hwan (1983–84) 47: Moon Jung-sik (1984–85) 48: Kim Jung-nam (1985–86) 49: Park Jong-hwan (1986–88) 50: Kim Jung-nam (1988) 51: Lee Hoe-taik (1988–90) 52: Lee Cha-man (1990) 53: Park Jong-hwan (1990) 54: Ko Jae-wook (1991)

Full-time managers
1990s	55: Kim Ho (1992–94) 56: Byshovets (1994–95) 57: Park Jong-hwan (1995) C: Huh Jung-moo (1995) C: Jung Byung-tak (1995) C: Ko Jae-wook (1995) 58: Park Jong-hwan (1996–97) 59: Cha Bum-kun (1997–98) C: Kim Pyung-seok (1998) 60: Huh Jung-moo (1998–2000)
2000s	C: Park Hang-seo (2000) 61: Hiddink (2001–02) C: Kim Ho-kon (2002) 62: Coelho (2003–04) C: Park Sung-hwa (2004) 63: Bonfrère (2004–05) 64: Advocaat (2005–06) 65: Verbeek (2006–07) 66: Huh Jung-moo (2008–10)
2010s	67: Cho Kwang-rae (2010–11) 68: Choi Kang-hee (2011–13) 69: Hong Myung-bo (2013–14) C: Shin Tae-yong (2014) 70: Stielike (2014–17) 71: Shin Tae-yong (2017–18) 72: Bento (2018–22)
2020s	73: Klinsmann (2023–24) C: Hwang Sun-hong (2024) C: Kim Do-hoon (2024) 74: Hong Myung-bo (2024–)
Caretaker managers are marked with the letter "C".

v t e Jeonnam Dragons – managers
Jung Byung-tak (1995–1996) Huh Jung-moo (1996–1998) Lee Hoe-taik (1998–2003) Lee Jang-soo (2004) Huh Jung-moo (2005–2007) Park Hang-seo (2008–2010) Jung Hae-seong (2011–2012) Yoon Deok-yeo (2012) Ha Seok-ju (2012–2014) Roh Sang-rae (2015–2016) Song Kyung-sub (2016) Roh Sang-rae (2017) Yoo Sang-chul (2018) Kim In-wan (2018) Fabiano (2019) Jeon Kyung-jun (2019–2022) Lee Jang-kwan (2022–) (c) = caretaker manager

Jeonnam Dragons – managers

Jung Byung-tak (1995–1996)
Huh Jung-moo (1996–1998)
Lee Hoe-taik (1998–2003)
Lee Jang-soo (2004)
Huh Jung-moo (2005–2007)
Park Hang-seo (2008–2010)
Jung Hae-seong (2011–2012)
Yoon Deok-yeo (2012)
Ha Seok-ju (2012–2014)
Roh Sang-rae (2015–2016)
Song Kyung-sub (2016)
Roh Sang-rae (2017)
Yoo Sang-chul (2018)
Kim In-wan (2018)
Fabiano (2019)
Jeon Kyung-jun (2019–2022)
Lee Jang-kwan (2022–)

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