FC Seoul delivered an impressive performance in their home opening match of the K League 1 against Gwangju FC, winning 5-0 in front of an enthusiastic crowd of 24,122. The match, which took place at the Seoul World Cup Stadium, saw goals from young talent Son Jeong-beom, who scored the opener with a header, Polish striker Patryk Klimala who netted twice, and defensive player Juan Antonio Ros. This victory signifies FC Seoul's first four straight wins since their inception, positioning them at the top of the league standings.

Young forward Son Jeong-beom, a significant part of the national team and only recently turning 18, not only scored his first league goal but also contributed an assist in his previous match against Pohang Steelers. His performance, combined with the aggressive play showcased by the entire squad, highlights the revitalized strategy under Head Coach Kim Gi-dong, who expressed trust in his younger players. The substantial turnout of fans not only broke previous attendance records for the season but also reflected the growing support and excitement surrounding the team.

Following years of mediocrity, with finishes at 4th and 6th place in the previous seasons, FC Seoul appears to be on a transformative path with a more robust lineup this season, despite the departures of key players. This match not only boosts the team's morale but also introduces a fresh wave of confidence and energy among the players and their supporters, potentially setting the tone for a successful season ahead.