| Affiliation ID | 5183 |
|---|---|
| Full name | Busan I'Park Football Club |
| Short name | Busan I'Park FC |
| Place | Busan (KOR) |
| Sports | FBL |
| Notes | Founded as Saehan Motors Football Club in 1979. Later also known as Daewoo (1980-1982), Daewoo Royals (1983-1995), Busan Daewoo Royals (1995-?), Pusan I’Cons, and Busan I’cons. Renamed 2005. |
| An Jun-Su |  KOR |
FBL | Non-starter | 2020 |
| Byeon Byeong-Ju | KOR |
FBL | Olympics | 1988 |
| Ha Seok-Ju | KOR |
FBL | Olympics | 1996 |
| Jeong Hae-Won | KOR |
FBL | Olympics | 1988 |
| Jeong Ryo-Hwan | KOR |
FBL | Olympics | 1988 |
| Kim Chang-Su | KOR |
FBL | Olympics/Non-starter | 2008—2012 |
| Kim Gwi-Hwa | KOR |
FBL | Olympics | 1992 |
| Kim Hyeon-Su | KOR |
FBL | Olympics | 1996 |
| Kim Ji-Hyeok | KOR |
FBL | Non-starter | 2004 |
| Kim Jin-Gyu | KOR |
FBL | Olympics | 2020 |
| Kim Ju-Seong | KOR |
FBL | Olympics | 1988 |
| Kim Pan-Geun | KOR |
FBL | Non-starter | 1988 |
| Kim Pung-Ju | KOR |
FBL | Non-starter | 1988 |
| Lee Beom-Yeong | KOR |
FBL | Olympics | 2012 |
| Lee Tae-Ho | KOR |
FBL | Olympics | 1988 |
| Park Jong-U | KOR |
FBL | Olympics | 2012 |
| Sim Jae-Won | KOR |
FBL | Olympics | 2000 |
