Ex-S. Korean soccer coach Hiddink meets with President Kim

Ex-S. Korean soccer coach Hiddink meets with President Kim

SEOUL, Sept. 6 - Guus Hiddink, former coach of South Korea's national soccer team, hands his autobiography to South Korean President Kim Dae Jung at the Blue House presidential office in Seoul on Sept. 6. Hiddink signed a contract with the (South) Korean Football Association to become technical advisor to the South Korea's soccer team. (Kyodo)

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