Lee Jae-young, who was kicked out of school violence, retires and denies the charge, saying, “I did not commit school violence.”

Former national team striker Lee Jae-young (27), who was expelled from domestic women’s volleyball due to controversy over school violence, appears to have decided to retire.

Lee Jae-young said on his fan cafe on the 14th, “After a long time of thinking, I have come to say this. I do not want to play volleyball again while admitting to things I did not do.”

“I came to this decision after a difficult process, but now I feel relieved,” he said, adding, “Please remember the good side of volleyball player Lee Jae-young and support him in his second life.”

Jae-young Lee and her twin sister Lee Da-young were exposed as victims of school violence during middle school, and were subject to indefinite suspension from competition and suspension from Heungkuk Life Insurance and the Korea Volleyball Association in February 2021.

Jae-young Lee and her twin sister Lee Da-young were exposed as victims of school violence in middle school, and were subject to indefinite suspension and suspension of qualifications from their team, Heungkuk Life Insurance, and the Korea Volleyball Association in February 2021.

Afterwards, the two players transferred to the Greek women’s professional volleyball team PAOK, and Jaeyoung Lee stopped playing due to a left knee injury in early 2022.

Lee Da-young continues to live abroad, but Lee Jae-young has not returned as a player to date.

Editor. Seyeong Hong