Jeonnam Dragons are a historic South Korean football club from Gwangyang, South Jeolla Province, playing in the K League 2. Their home ground is the Gwangyang Football Stadium. The full name is Jeonnam Dragons FC, founded in 1995. The club's traditional colors are black and yellow, and they are owned by POSCO, with head coach Lee Jung-kyo at the helm. The team was formed as one of the original K League franchises, representing the South Jeolla (Jeonnam) region, with the dragon symbolizing power and ambition. Their key era of success came in the late 1990s and 2000s, where they were a consistent force, winning the Korean FA Cup in 1997 and 2006 and claiming the AFC Champions League title in a historic 2006 campaign led by stars like Kim Dong-chan. In recent years, the Dragons have been fixtures in the K League 2, often finishing in mid-table as they rebuild. The team culture is deeply rooted in the passionate support of the Jeolla region, with a loyal fanbase that fills the stadium with yellow. The Jeonnam Dragons remain a club with a proud continental pedigree seeking to rediscover its glory days.