The name was changed to Daegu Stadium on 5 March 2008. Occasionally, Daegu FC played its home games at the Daegu Civic Stadium. In the 2019 season, Daegu FC relocated to the DGB Daegu Bank Park, a 12,415 capacity football-specific stadium built at the same location as the demolished Daegu Civic Stadium. Players Current squad Out on loan Retired number(s) 12 – Club Supporters (the 12th Man) 24 – Park Jong-jin Captains R-League From 2008 to 2011, Daegu FC fielded a team in the R-League, established in 2000 for the reserve squads of the professional K-League clubs. The National Policy Agency also entered a team in the league. The league format provided for two groups of teams (six to eight in each group), each group member playing the others in the group, three or four times, depending on the number of teams in the groups. The top two teams in each group moved onto a playoff round although from 2010, the title was shared between the winners of each group. In 2008, Daegu placed 7th out of the 8 teams in their group, winning three of 18 games. They fared little better in 2009, finishing last in their group of five teams. In 2010, Daegu's reserve squad only won one of their group games, while they drew two, and lost 11 times. The side's return of 5 points saw it place 8th and last in their group. In 2011, the club improved to 5th in its group, with eight wins. It did not enter the 2012 edition of the competition. U-18 (Hyunpung High School) squad In 2008, Daegu FC established an under-18 side, to act as a development squad for the men's team. This is essentially Hyunpung High School's senior football team, and as of 2009, plays in the U-18 Challenge League. The side is managed by former Daegu FC player Kim Hyun-soo. Club officials Chairman: Hong Joon-pyo (Daegu mayor) Executive director: Cho Kwang-rae Scout: Sung Ho-sang Coaching staff Manager: Choi Won-kwon Goalkeeping coach: Lee Yong-bal Fitness coach & interpreter: Lee Jong-hyun Medical trainer: Park Hae-seung, No Hyeon-uk, Lee Dae-gyun Data analyst: Park Jun-chul List of managers Honours League K League Challenge Runners-up (1): 2016 Cups FA Cup Winners (1): 2018 Runners-up (1): 2021 Season-by-season records Key W = Winners RU = Runners-up SF = Semi-final QF = Quarter-final Ro16 = Round of 16 Ro32 = Round of 32 GS