The 2025 WK League was the 17th season of the WK League, the top division of women's football in South Korea. Each of the eight teams played every other side four times, twice at home and twice away, totalling 28 matches per club in the regular season. The regular season began on 15 March 2025. After the regular season, the second and third-placed teams contested a one-legged semi-playoff, with the winner facing the top-ranked side in a two-legged final.
Suwon FC were the defending champions after beating Hwacheon KSPO in the 2024 championship final. Hwacheon KSPO won the 2025 title, beating Seoul City 7–5 on aggregate in the final.
Teams Stadiums and locations
The following eight teams competed in the 2025 WK League. TeamLocationStadiumCapacityPosition in 2024Changnyeong WFCChangnyeongChangnyeong Sports Park8768thGyeongju KHNPGyeongjuGyeongju Football Park Pitch 36503rdHwacheon KSPOHwacheonHwacheon Sports Park6042ndIncheon Hyundai Steel Red AngelsIncheonIncheon Namdong Asiad4,9684thMungyeong SangmuMungyeongMungyeong Civic Stadium4,9597thSejong SportstotoSejongSejong Civic Stadium9965thSeoul CitySeoulSeoul World Cup Stadium Auxiliary Field1,0126thSuwon FCSuwonSuwon Sports Complex11,8081st
Managerial changes +TeamOutgoing managerManner of departureDate of vacancyReplaced byDate of appointmentIncheon Hyundai Steel Red AngelsKim Eun-sookResigned5 November 2024Hur Jeong-jae27 November 2024Hwacheon KSPOKang Jae-soonAppointed as director30 December 2024Kang Sun-mi1 January 2025
Players
WK League draft The 2025 WK League draft took place on December 12, 2024 at the Olympic Parktel in Seoul, with 24 of 50 participants receiving a contract from one of the seven participating teams. Midfielder Kim Myeong-jin of Korea University was the first player to be selected in the draft, signing to Incheon Hyundai Steel Red Angels.
The following new players were signed in the 2025 WK League draft: +Round of draftIncheon HyundaiChangnyeong WFCSeoul WFCGyeongju KHNP WFCHwacheon KSPOSuwon FC WomenSejong SportstotoFirst roundKim Myeong-jinDo Yoon-jiWoo Seo-binKang Eun-yeongCheon Se-hwaLee Soo-inKim Ji-hyun (1)Second roundBae Ye-binSeo Hyun-minUm Min-gyeongChoi Min-aKim Ga-yeonJang Jin-yeongThird roundHong Yoo-jinFourth roundAdditional signingsKim Ji-hyun (2)Park Hyun-jinKang Ji-yeonCho Ye-jinHwang A-hyunHwang Hye-minOh Seo-yeonPark Ga-hyunKim Eun-miHong Seong-yeon
Foreign players The total number of foreign players is limited to only three per team. As a military team, Mungyeong Sangmu can not recruit any foreign players. ClubPlayer 1Player 2Player 3Departed mid-seasonChangnyeong WFC Sae KitakataGyeongju KHNP Bruna Pelé Mai KyokawaEmi NakajimaHwacheon KSPO Nonaka Hana Asuna TanakaIncheon Hyundai Steel Red Angels Yuka Toriumi Haruhi SuzukiSejong Sportstoto Eva VlassopoulosSeoul CitySuwon FC Ayaka Nishikawa MileninhaRena Okutsu Megan Callahan Root
Regular season League table
Results Matches 1–14
Matches 15–28
Championship play-offs
Under WK League rules, a draw at the play-off was considered a win for the team with the higher regular season ranking.
Bracket
Play-off
Championship
Hwacheon KSPO won 7–5 on aggregate.
Final table
References
External links Official website