User:Director Lee Do-hee of the 'Iran U-23 national team' started a new challenge, saying, "As a Korean volleyball coach, I will work hard with a mission."

Former SBS sports commentator Lee Do-hee left to lead Iran's U-23 national team.

Ahead of his departure on the 18th, head coach Lee Do-hee said, "We are making plans to change into a team that can adapt to technology and change," and stressed, "We will do our best to help the team grow."

Lee Do-hee played as a national setter, and after retirement, he served as manager of Heungkuk Life Insurance and GS Caltex and took the helm of Hyundai Engineering & Construction in 2017. Although the 2019-20 season ended early due to COVID-19, he led the team to No. 1 in the regular season.

Lee will also serve as a technical committee member for the development of the U17 and U19 national teams. "I learned a lot of experience and know-how from Park Ki-won, who led the success of the Iranian men's national team," Lee said. "I will work hard with a sense of duty as a coach who promotes Korean volleyball in a responsible manner."

Coach Park Ki-won, who is leading the men's volleyball team in Thailand, was a great help to the team's advancement. Coach Park met with Lee Do-hee and gave him support, saying, "I am confident that I will show the capabilities of the Korean coach."

Coach Lee Do-hee has become the new head coach of Iran's women's volleyball U23 national team through the International Volleyball Federation (FIVB) coaching program.

Director Lee Do-hee's overseas trip is even more meaningful in the current situation where domestic professional sports teams are increasingly choosing foreign coaches and there is a lack of domestic female coaches.

Kim Sung-woo expressed his support for Lee Do-hee's new challenge, which led to the golden age of Korean women's volleyball, saying, "I hope more coaches and players will advance to overseas stages, and their experiences will bring a fresh wind to Korean volleyball."

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