Man, I just saw the news about the Korean national team's training roster for the World Cup qualifiers and I'm a bit confused, honestly. 이현중 is on there, which is awesome, love that kid's game. He's got that next-level potential, for real. But sixteen players? For qualifiers? It feels a bit… much, doesn’t it? Usually, for these kinds of preliminary training camps, you see a more focused group, maybe a few extra prospects. I mean, are they really just casting a wide net or is there some deeper strategy I'm missing here? Back in the States, when they announce a squad, it's usually pretty tight, you know? Like, everyone knows their role and the competition is fierce from day one. I'm just curious what the thought process is behind this selection. What do you guys think? Is this a good move for building team chemistry or just a tryout disguised as a training camp?