K League 2
| Club | Stadium | City | Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Busan IPark | Busan Asiad Main Stadiumopened 2001 | Busan3,453,198 people | 53,864 |
| Suwon Samsung Bluewings | Suwon World Cup Stadiumopened 2001 | Suwon1,234,300 people | 43,959 |
| Suwon FC | Suwon Sports Complexopened 1971 | Suwon1,234,300 people | 24,670 |
| Seoul E-Land | Mokdong Stadiumopened 1989 | Seoul9,668,465 people | 20,236 |
| Chungnam Asan | Yi Sun-sin Stadiumopened 2008 | Asan319,929 people | 19,283 |
| Gyeongnam FC | Changwon Football Centeropened 2009 | Changwon1,009,998 people | 15,500 |
| Daegu FC | Daegu iM Bank Parkopened 2019 | Daegu2,376,044 people | 15,000 |
| Jeonnam Dragons | Gwangyang Football Stadiumopened 1993 | Gwangyang152,160 people | 13,496 |
| Capacity not recorded yet | |||
| Ansan Greeners | – | ||
| Cheonan City | – | ||
| Cheongju | Cheongju Sports Complexopened 1965 | Cheongju848,000 people | – |
| Gimhae City | Gimhae Sports Complexopened 2024 | Gimhae531,966 people | – |
| Gimpo FC | Gimpo Solteo Football Fieldopened 2014 | Gimpo352,683 people | – |
| Hwaseong | – | ||
| Paju Citizen | – | ||
| Seongnam FC | – | ||
| Yongin City | – | ||
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