FC Bayern explores Korean community ties ahead of 2026 World Cup
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 20, 2026, 2:53 PM
Last updated Jun 20, 2026

FC Bayern’s 'Community Exploration' continues with a focus on the Korean community in Los Angeles. The episode highlights stories from Ray Rose, Anne Hong, and her son James, emphasizing their connections to Korean identity through family and football. The personal journeys illustrate how football fosters cultural pride, particularly reflecting on the significance of the 2002 World Cup for Korean-Americans. The exploration seeks to show how heritage and the love for football intertwine in the community. Future episodes are expected to further into different immigrant narratives around North America.
- •Episode continues the theme of exploring immigrant communities.
- •Focus on stories from the Korean community in Los Angeles.
- •Ray Rose and Anne Hong share personal ties to Korean identity.
- •The 2002 World Cup is a pivotal moment for Korean pride.
- •Future episodes will explore more immigrant narratives.
- 2:53 PMYahoo Sports — Episode 3: FC Bayern Community Exploration for 2026 World Cup
"FC Bayern’s “Community Exploration” journeys into immigrant and diaspora communities across North America connected by football, heritage, and belonging. Guided by the club’s players, we trace...
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