Ulsan HD FC

Ulsan HD FC, formerly known as Ulsan Hyundai, is one of South Korea's most successful and historically significant football clubs. Based in the industrial port city of Ulsan and playing home matches at the Munsu Cup Stadium, the club carries deep corporate roots through its long-time association with the Hyundai conglomerate. Ulsan has built a reputation as one of the K League's most consistent contenders and a genuine force in Asian continental competition. The club's sustained success at both levels has made it one of the standard-bearers for Korean football on the continental stage.

Ulsan's roots trace back to 1983 as Hyundai Horang-i before the club joined the K League in its inaugural 1984 season. Ulsan has won the K League title five times, most recently in 2024, and has claimed the AFC Champions League twice, in 2012 and 2020, doing so both times without losing a single match in the tournament. That achievement makes Ulsan the only club to have won the AFC Champions League twice unbeaten. The combination of domestic titles and continental pedigree has cemented Ulsan's place among Asia's most respected clubs.