Korea Football Association Adds '1935' to Korea Cup's Largest Trophy

The Korea Football Association (KFA) has introduced a revamped identity for its premier domestic cup competition, the Korea Cup. The tournament, previously known as the FA Cup since its inception in 1996, will now officially bear the name Korea Cup starting in 2024. This rebranding aims to more clearly encapsulate the competition's identity and historical significance.

Accompanying the name change is the unveiling of a new official slogan: 'All Dreams, One Cup.' This slogan is intended to resonate with the aspirations of participating teams and players, emphasizing unity and shared goals within the tournament.

Furthermore, the KFA has also presented a new emblem for the W Korea Cup. This new event is set to launch this year as a pilot initiative, suggesting an expansion or evolution of the cup competition landscape in South Korea. The KFA's efforts in rebranding and introducing new elements signal a strategic move to enhance the profile and appeal of its domestic football tournaments.