Japan + Korea - V-Leagues 2022-23

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JAPAN - 2022-2023 V.LEAGUE

www.vleague.jp/women/match_list/v1/

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AGEO MEDICS SAITAMA
Coach: Shigekazu Okubo  1980

S
Koyomi Tominaga-Iwasaki (2)  1989
Nonoka Yamazaki (5)  1998
Saki Kamata (17)  1999

OH
Sara Lozo (24)  1997  SRB
Mami Uchiseto (9)  1991
Yuka Sato (10)  1994
Momoko Niida (19)  2000
Yuri Yoshino (8)  1999
Aki Meguro (22)  1998
Miku Sasaki (16)  1995
Mako Shiina (14)  1999
Miyabi Horisako (15)  2000
Yoshiko Kamei (23)  2003

MB
Alyja Santiago (3)  1996  PHI
Kyoko Aoyagi (11)  1991
Hirona Gonda (18)  2001
Akiho Kurisu (21)  1998
Hibiki Suzuki (4)  1997
Hiroyo Yamanaka (1)  1999

L
Akane Yamagishi (7)  1991
Miku Iwasawa (12)  1999
Hikaru Takeno (20)  1999

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DENSO AIRYBEES
Coach: Takeshi Tsuji

S
Tamaki Matsui (11)  1998
Airi Takahashi (7)  1998
Yuka Yamaguchi (13)  1999

OH
Neriman Özsoy (31)  1988  TUR
Minami Nakamoto (6)  1997
Yuki Hyodo (24)  1998
Minami Yoshida (5)  2000
Yoshino Sato (8)  2002

MB
Mami Yokota (2)  1997
Fumika Moriya (10)  1992
Sayaka Yokota (15)  1999
Nanami Asano (23)  2002

L
Satomi Fukudome (19)  1997
Mikiha Oguchi (9)  1993
Momoko Ishibashi (12)  1998

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HISAMITSU SPRINGS
Coach: Shingo Sakai  1969

S
Erika Sakae (11)  1991
Misaki Inoue (2)  1994
Manami Mandai (9)  1998

Opp
Lise Van Hecke (7)  1992  BEL
Miyu Nagaoka (1)  1991
Akari Shirasawa (13)  1998

OH
Yuki Ishii (6)  1991
Yuka Imamura (12)  1993
Miyu Nakagawa (3)  2000
Minami Nishimura (24)  2000
Megumi Fukazawa (22)  2003
Saki Nakajima (21)  1999
Mika Yoshitake (23)  2003

MB
Riho Otake (10)  1993
Asuka Hamamatsu (4)  1998
Shion Hirayama (8)  2000
Ayaka Araki (20)  2001

L
Mana Toe (18)  1994
Yuka Ikeya (15)  1997

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HITACHI ASTEMO RIVALE
Coach: Asako Tajimi  1972

S
Keito Saiga (2)  2002
Sarina Sakai (10)  1997

OH
Miwako Osanai (3)  1997
Fuyumi Okumu Oba (17)  1998
Ruriko Uesaka (1)  1999 
Rui Nonaka (13)  2001
Rino Murooka (16)  2002
Kurumi Takama (15)  1999

MB
Hannah Tapp (5)  1995  USA
Mai Irisawa (14)  1999
Aya Watanabe (9)  1991
Saori Kamisawa (4)  2001

L
Kanako Saito (7)  1994
Anna Koike (6)  1996

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JT MARVELOUS
Coach: Tomoko Yoshihara  1970

S
Aki Momii (8)  2000
Hitomi Shiode (3)  1999
Mina Higashi (12)  2000

Opp
Karsta Lowe (25)  1993  USA

OH
Kotona Hayashi (2)  1999
Mizuki Tanaka (6)  1996
Yuki Nishikawa (1)   2000
Yukiko Wada (5)   2002
Yuka Kitsui (4)  1997
Manami Koyama (13)  2002
 
MB
Thatdao Nuekjang (7)  1994  THA
Nana Sakakibara (9)  2002
Marina Takahashi (14)  1998

L
Mana Nishizaki (10)  2002
Yuka Meguro (11)   1996

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KUROBE AQUA FAIRIES
Coach: Katsuaki Ito  1977

S
Anna Kikuchi (5)  1998
Minami Yasuda (11)  2000
Hikaru Hoshika (16)  1996
Ayano Sato (17)  1999

OH
Tuğba Şenoğlu-Ivegin (4)  1998  TUR
Pimpchaya Kokram (26)  1998   THA
Ami Takahashi (3)  1995
Yuri Umezu (13)  2000
Rinka Kosugi (14)  1997
Sayo Masuda (1)  1997
Akane Ukishima (12)  1996
Ami Yamashiro (6)  1998

MB
Anri Nakamura (7)  1997
Maki Yamaguchi (10)  1999
Mayuka Tobe (15) 1997
Kanako Nakayama (20)  1999

L
Hitomi Fukumoto (19)  2000

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NEC RED ROCKETS
Coach: Yusuke Inoue  1983

S
Shiori Tsukada (3)  1994
Yuka Sawada (10)  1996

OH
Sarah Wilhite-Parsons (18)  1995  USA
Sarina Koga (2)  1996
Misaki Yamauchi (12)  1995
Chinami Furuya (11)  1996
Mizuki Yanagita (4)  1996
Hina Kawakami (17)  1998
Ayumi Yoshida (15)  2000

MB
Haruyo Shimamura (1)  1992
Nichika Yamada (13)  2000
Kaori Ueno (6)  1995
Kasumi Nojima (8)  1997
Moeka Kinoe (7)  1997
Ai Hirota (21)  2003

L
Manami Kojima (16)  1994
Kotoe Inoue (20)  1990
Riko Fujii (19)  1999

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OKAYAMA SEAGULLS
Coach: Aiyoshi Kawamoto  1953

S
Mizuki Ugajin (5)  1996
Haruka Miya%*$#a (14)  1994
Mayu Hamada (1)  2003
Sakaya Seo (12)  2004

OH
Syuka Kaneda (18)  1996
Amika Saiki (3)   2003
Mayu Oikawa (8)   1996
Yuri Takayanagi (9)   2000
Ayame Endo (13)  2001
Uran Kido (17)  2001
Akari Maeda (23)  1999
Rika Yasuda (19)  1999
Yuzu Nakamoto (33)  2002
Rikana Kai (10)  2003
Junna Fujiwara (20)  2003

MB
Aimi Kawashima (28)  1990
Sora Nagase (26)  1999
Ayaka Taguchi (3)  1998
Fu Xintian (24)  2001 CHN/JPN
Maika Matsumoto (32)  2003
Kokone Nakai (21)  2003

L
Yoshie Narasaki (27)  1997
Mei Funada (22)  2001

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PFU BLUE CATS
Coach: Masayasu Sakamoto  1974

S
Haruka Yama%*$#a (9)  1996
Airi Tahara (17)  1996
Kumina Shimahara (1)  1997

Opp
Melissa Valdes (23)  2002  CUB/JPN

OH
Roslandy Acosta (18)  1992  VEN
Mikoto Shima (35)  1999
Yurie Nabeya (15)  1993
Sanae Watanabe (4)  1998
Ayaka Horiguchi (11)  1994
Minami Takaso (8)  1996

MB
Trần Thị Thanh Thúy (12)  1997  VNM
Aya Hosonuma (6)  2000
Natsumi Watabiki (10)  1995
Yuka Seto (2)  1997
Miku Taniuchi (13)  1999

L
Yumi Hayashi (7)  1993
Mari Morita (3)  1997

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TORAY ARROWS
Coach: Akira Koshiya  1979

S
Nanami Seki (6)  1999
Kurumi Manabe (8)  1997
Yu Sakamoto (13)  2001

OH
Jana Matiašovská-Kulan (7)  1987  SVK/AZE
Mayu Ishikawa (10)  2000
Yoshino Nishikawa (14)  2002
Ai Kurogo (5)  1998
Shino Nakata (2)  1997
Kanako Noro (11)  2000
Tsugumi Fukazawa (16)  2003

MB
Erina Ogawa (4)  1998
Kotomi Osaki (12)  2000
Nanami Inoue (1)  1989
Madoka Kashimura (15)  2002

L
Rena Mizusugi (9)  2000
Miku Nakashima (3)  1998

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TOYOTA AUTO BODY QUEENSEIS
Coach: Hiro Takahashi  1980

S
Yuki Yamagami (18)  1995
Risako Yamagata (6)  1995
Haruya Kaji (12)  2003

Opp
Danielle Cuttino (9)  1996  USA

OH
Hinata Shighihara (1)  2001
Aimi Okawa (16)  2002
Mioko Yabuta (17)  1995
Ayana Funane (7)   2002
Sakura Kurosu (8)  2003
Yukiho Hara (4)  1998
Saki Inaba (2)  2001

MB
Hattaya Bamrungsuk (20)  1993  THA
Natsuki Suda (5)  2002
Wakaba Sugihara (19)  1995
Aika Hayashida (21)  1999

L
Yuka Tateishi (13)  1998
Kazane Kumai (10)  1997
Hina Koide (14)  2003

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VICTORINA HIMEJI
Coach: Kiyoshi Abo  1970

S
Miki Sakurai (2)  1996
Akari Bono (23)  2002
Moe Kiyota (17)  2001

OH
Celeste Plak (4)  1995  NED
Riho Sadakane (1)  1996
Saki Tanaka (13)  1996
Nana Magota (12)  1998
Rimi Kaneda (22) 1998
Rino Furuichi (18) 1999
Akiho Matsumoto (15)  1997
Kaya Watanabe (21)  1998
Kano Miyaji (8)  2001
Akane Shimizu (16)  1997
Hina Yoshizaki (20)  1998

MB
Airi Miyabe (29)  1998
Chihiro Sasaki (14)  1997
Shiori Aratani (11)  1998
Shuna Omoto (3)  1995
Arisa Nagano (5)  1996
Kana Yoshioka (9)  1995

L
Moeri Hanai (6)  1997
Nao Horigome (7)  1996

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KOREA - 2022-23 V-LEAGUE

www.kovo.co.kr/main.asp

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EXPRESSWAY CO. HI-PASS GIMCHEON
Coach: Kim Jong-Min  1974

S
An Ye-Rim (3)  2001
Lee Yun-Jung (6)  1997
Jeong So-Yool (22)  2004

Opp
Moon Jeong-Won (12)  1992
Gong Eun-Seo (20)  2004

OH
Katarina Jović (1)  1999  SRB
Park Jeong-Ah (9)  1993
Jeon Sae-Yan (4)  1996
Lee Ye-Rim (7)  1998
Woo Su-Min (17)  1998
Cha Yu-Jeong (15)  2002
Kim Se-In (18)  2003
Lee Mi-So (16)  2004

MB
Jeong Dae-Young (13)  1981
Bae Yoo-Na (1)  1989
Lee Ye-Dam (11)  2003
Yim Joo-Eun (14)  2003

L
Yim Myung-Ok (8)  1986
Baek Chae-Rim (19)  1998

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GS CALTEX KÍXX SEOUL
Coach: Cha Sang-Hyun  1974

S
An Hye-Jin (7)  1998
Lee Won-Jeong (6)  2000
Kim Ji-Won (14)  2001

Opp
Laetitia Moma Bassoko (11)  1993  CMR
Moon Ji-Yun (17)  2000

OH
Kang So-Hwi (10)  1997
Choi Eun-Ji (13)  1992
Kwon Min-Ji (18)  2001
Yoo Seon-Yeun (19)  1999
Kim Do-Yeon (2)  2003

MB
Han Soo-Ji (34)  1989
Kim Yu-Ri (16)  1991
Moon Myoung-Hwa (15)  1995
Oh Se-Yeon (54)  2002
Kim Ju-Hui (1)  2002

L
Oh Ji-Young (9)  1988
Han Da-Hye (4)  1995
Han Su-Jin (12)  1999

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HYUNDAI E&C HILLSTATE SUWON
Coach: Kang Sung-Hyung  1970

S
Kim Da-Yin (3)  1998
Lee Na-Yeon (25)  1992
Kim Sa-Rang (6)  2004

Opp
Yaasmeen Bedart-Ghani (10)  1996  USA
Hwang Yeon-Ju (4)  1986

OH
Go Ye-Rim (17)  1994
Hwang Min-Koung (15)  1990
Jeong Ji-Yun (13)  2001
Hwang Yun-Seong (2)  2003
Hwang Ji-Min (11)  2003

MB
Yang Hyo-Jin (14)  1989
Lee Da-Hyeon (12)  2001
Na Hyun-Soo (9)  1999
Jeong Si-Young (21)  1993
Lee Hyun-Ji (19)  2003

L
Kim Yeon-Gyeon (8)  1993
Kim Ju-Ha (24)  1992
Lee Yeong-Ju (5)  1999
Han Mi-Reu (18)  2002

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HEUNGKUK PINK SPIDERS INCHEON
Coach: Kwon Sun-Chan  1975

S
Kim Da-Sol (18)  1997
Park Eun-Seo (9)  2000
Park Hae-Jin (3)  2002

Opp
Jelena Mlađenović (13)  1997  BIH

OH
Kim Yeon-Koung (10)  1988
Kim Mi-Yeon (19)  1993
Kim Da-Eun (1)  2001
Park Hyeon-Ju (11)  2001
Jeong Yun-Ju (14)  2003
Kim Seon-Yun (2)  2003
Park Su-Yeon (20)  2003

MB
Lee Ju-Ah (4)  2000
Kim Na-Hee (7)  1989
Kim Chae-Yeon (15)  1999
Pyeon Ji-Su (6)  1997
Lim Hye-Rim (21)  2004

L
Kim Hae-Ran (5)  1984
Do Su-Bin (8)  1998
Park Sang-Mi (16)  1994

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IBK ALTOS HWASEONG
Coach: Kim Ho-Chul  1955

S
Kim Ha-Kyung (5)  1996
Lee Jin (6)  2001
Lee Sol-Ah (2)  1998

Opp
Kim Hee-Jin (4)  1991

OH
Daly Santana (8)  1995  PUE
Pyo Seung-Ju (19)  1992
Yuk Seo-Young (1)  2001
Kim Ju-Hyang (7)  1999
Choi Su-Bin (15)  1994
Park Min-Ji (12)  1999
Yang Yu-Kyung (16)  2003

MB
Kim Su-Ji (11)  1987
Choi Jeong-Min (13)  2002
Jeon Hyeon-Gyeong (14)  2003
Kim Hyeon-Jeong (17)  1998

L
Shin Yeon-Gyeong (3)  1994
Kim Su-Bin (18)  2002
Koo Hye-In (10)  2003
Oh Yoo-Ran (24)  2004

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KGC DAEJEON
Coach: Ko Hee-Jin  1980

S
Yeum Hye-Seon (3)  1991
Kim Chae-Na (14)  1996
Kim Hyun-Ji (19)  2002

Opp
Elizabeth Varga (8)  1999  ROU/HUN
Lee Ye-Sol (4)  2000

OH
Lee So-Young (1)  1994
Ko Ui-Jeong (16)  2000
Ko Min-Ji (7)  1998
Chae Seon-Ha (10)  1992
Lee Seon-Wu (15)  2002
Park Hye-Min (11)  2000

MB
Park Eun-Jin (6)  1999
Han Song-Yi (12)  1984
Jeong Ho-Young (17)  2001
Lee Ji-Su (18)  2003

L
Noh Ran (5)  1994
Seo Yu-Kyung (9)  2002
Choi Hyo-Seo (20)  2004

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PEPPER SAVINGS BANK AI PEPPERS GWANGJU
Coach: Kim Hyung-Sil  1951

S
Lee Go-Eun (6)  1995
Lee Hyun (3)  2001
Ku Sol (14)  2001

Opp
Nia Reed (11)  1996  USA

OH
Ji Min-Kyung (1)  1998
Park Kyung-Hyun (12)  1997
Lee Han-Bi (16)  1996
Lee Eun-Ji (8)  2003
Park Eun-Seo (13)  2003

MB
Choi Ka-Eun (5)  2001
Seo Chae-Won (4)  2003
Orkhon Tseveenravdan (18)  2004  MNG
Park Yeon-Hwa (9)  2003

L
Moon Seul-Ki (7)  1992
Kim Hae-Bin (19)  2000

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KOVO CUP Semifinals:

GS Caltex Kixx - Hyundai E&C Hillstate


Heungkuk Pink Spiders - Expressway Hi-Pass

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KOVO CUP Final

GS Caltex Kixx - Expressway Hi-Pass

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Some news for the Korean League:

-IBK is apparently not happy with Anastasia Gurbanova's performance. They are trying Kim Hee Jin in the passing formation...mess.
www.thespike.co.kr/news/newsview.php?ncode=1065574915147213

-Looks like the Korean League is in favor of introducing an Asian Quota, where each pro team can choose an additional foreign player from the Asian continent for their team. Athletes will probably be chosen through a tryout just like the regular foreigner players. It seems a final decision will be made on the 30th.
www.hankyung.com/sports/article/202209214274Y

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Sept 20, 2022 23:43:02 GMT -5 chatchu-off moksri said:

Some news for the Korean League:

-IBK is apparently not happy with Anastasia Gurbanova's performance. They are trying Kim Hee Jin in the passing formation...mess.
www.thespike.co.kr/news/newsview.php?ncode=1065574915147213

-Looks like the Korean League is in favor of introducing an Asian Quota, where each pro team can choose an additional foreign player from the Asian continent for their team. Athletes will probably be chosen through a tryout just like the regular foreigner players. It seems a final decision will be made on the 30th.
www.hankyung.com/sports/article/202209214274Y

who do you think will actually be using the Asian quota? I guess some players from Thailand maybe?

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Sept 21, 2022 6:08:50 GMT -5 CAI BIN MUST GO said:

Sept 20, 2022 23:43:02 GMT -5 chatchu-off moksri said:

Some news for the Korean League:

-IBK is apparently not happy with Anastasia Gurbanova's performance. They are trying Kim Hee Jin in the passing formation...mess.
www.thespike.co.kr/news/newsview.php?ncode=1065574915147213

-Looks like the Korean League is in favor of introducing an Asian Quota, where each pro team can choose an additional foreign player from the Asian continent for their team. Athletes will probably be chosen through a tryout just like the regular foreigner players. It seems a final decision will be made on the 30th.
www.hankyung.com/sports/article/202209214274Y

who do you think will actually be using the Asian quota? I guess some players from Thailand maybe?

I could see a lot of players from the Southeast Asian countries (Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines, and Indonesia) trying to take advantage of this opportunity. The pay would probably be a lot better. I forgot where I read it but I think players in Vietnam only get paid like $3k for their season.

There's a lot of good talent in SEA too. I'm interested to see how this works out. 

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Sept 21, 2022 11:28:25 GMT -5 chatchu-off moksri said:

Sept 21, 2022 6:08:50 GMT -5 CAI BIN MUST GO said:

who do you think will actually be using the Asian quota? I guess some players from Thailand maybe?

I could see a lot of players from the Southeast Asian countries (Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines, and Indonesia) trying to take advantage of this opportunity. The pay would probably be a lot better. I forgot where I read it but I think players in Vietnam only get paid like $3k for their season.

There's a lot of good talent in SEA too. I'm interested to see how this works out.

Right, I forgot about the pay in the Korean leagues, but how does the talent in SEA compare to Korea's domestic league?

I suppose in the end it doesn't matter since there are only 7 teams so only 7 "asian quota" spots that are relevant.

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Sept 21, 2022 11:32:39 GMT -5 CAI BIN MUST GO said:

Sept 21, 2022 11:28:25 GMT -5 chatchu-off moksri said:

I could see a lot of players from the Southeast Asian countries (Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines, and Indonesia) trying to take advantage of this opportunity. The pay would probably be a lot better. I forgot where I read it but I think players in Vietnam only get paid like $3k for their season.

There's a lot of good talent in SEA too. I'm interested to see how this works out.

Right, I forgot about the pay in the Korean leagues, but how does the talent in SEA compare to Korea's domestic league?

I suppose in the end it doesn't matter since there are only 7 teams so only 7 "asian quota" spots that are relevant.

I think the best SEA talent would definitely be an upgrade to a lot of the Korean players. Whether they are actually interested in playing in Korea is a different story. 

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Sept 21, 2022 12:05:28 GMT -5 chatchu-off moksri said:

Sept 21, 2022 11:32:39 GMT -5 CAI BIN MUST GO said:

Right, I forgot about the pay in the Korean leagues, but how does the talent in SEA compare to Korea's domestic league?

I suppose in the end it doesn't matter since there are only 7 teams so only 7 "asian quota" spots that are relevant.

I think the best SEA talent would definitely be an upgrade to a lot of the Korean players. Whether they are actually interested in playing in Korea is a different story. 

why wouldn't they? don't they make a lot of easy money in korean league?

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Sept 21, 2022 12:07:12 GMT -5 CAI BIN MUST GO said:

Sept 21, 2022 12:05:28 GMT -5 chatchu-off moksri said:

I think the best SEA talent would definitely be an upgrade to a lot of the Korean players. Whether they are actually interested in playing in Korea is a different story. 

why wouldn't they? don't they make a lot of easy money in korean league?

I guess to clarify, the best of the best (people like 4T from Vietnam, the starters from Thailand, Jaja Santiago, people who would significantly raise the level of the league) already have good gigs that pay well and probably wouldn't leave their current teams for Korea.

For players who are a step or two below from them like Megawati from Indonesia, the other starting OH for Vietnam, or some 2nd string players from Thailand like Tichakorn, Wipawee, Natthanicha, or maybe even someone really young like Donphon, it would absolutely be a great opportunity, but they aren't the "best" SEA talent, if that makes sense. 

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Sept 21, 2022 12:23:33 GMT -5 chatchu-off moksri said:

Sept 21, 2022 12:07:12 GMT -5 CAI BIN MUST GO said:

why wouldn't they? don't they make a lot of easy money in korean league?

I guess to clarify, the best of the best (people like 4T from Vietnam, the starters from Thailand, Jaja Santiago, people who would significantly raise the level of the league) already have good gigs that pay well and probably wouldn't leave their current teams for Korea.

For players who are a step or two below from them like Megawati from Indonesia, the other starting OH for Vietnam, or some 2nd string players from Thailand like Tichakorn, Wipawee, Natthanicha, or maybe even someone really young like Donphon, it would absolutely be a great opportunity, but they aren't the "best" SEA talent, if that makes sense. 

OK, I was under the impression that 4T and Jaja would go play in Korea's league

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Starting with the 2023-2024 season, an Asian Quota has been implemented in the Korean League.

Players will be picked through tryouts, and athletes from the following countries will be eligible:
Japan, Taiwan, Mongolia, Hong Kong, Thailand, Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia, Myanmar

Asian Quota athletes who are picked will be paid $100k. Foreigners will now be paid $250k for their 1st year and $300k for their 2nd.

Tryouts will be held at the end of May in 2023.

www.yna.co.kr/view/AKR20220930120000007?section=sports/all

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Daly Santana is headed back to the Korean League to play for IBK Altos because IBK was not satisfied with Anastasiya Gurbanova's performance.

sports.news.naver.com/news?oid=421&aid=0006385162