Jeonnam Dragons are a historic professional football club based in Gwangyang, South Korea, currently playing in the K League 2. The Dragons play their home matches at the Gwangyang Football Stadium. Founded in 1994, they were originally based in Suncheon and are one of the founding members of the K League, with their iconic yellow and black colors. The Dragons' golden era was in the 1990s and early 2000s, when they were a powerhouse, winning the Korean FA Cup in 1997 and the AFC Champions League (then Asian Club Championship) in 1995, a monumental achievement for Korean club football. Legends like Kim Joo-sung defined this period. After financial difficulties and relocation, the modern-era Dragons have been rebuilding in the second division, focusing on developing young talent and re-establishing their identity. They are known for a resilient and hard-working style of play. The club maintains a loyal, if geographically dispersed, fan base that remembers its glorious past. The Jeonnam Dragons are a club with a rich history, now on a journey to recapture past glories.