Moon Sung Min is a South Korean retired volleyball player turned coach. He graduated from Busan Dongseong High School.

He started playing volleyball in the fourth grade and immediately impressed his coach because of his strong spiking ability and height. The coach recommended a transfer to another elementary school with a better volleyball program. In college, he lived through Kyonggi University's golden age until his final year, when Inha University began improving its roster. He was selected for the national team starting with the 2006 World League and also participated in the Asian Games in Doha held that year.

He suffered an injury in early 2007 and decided to fulfill his military service obligation by enlisting on July 16, 2007. However, the South Korean Volleyball Association persuaded him to postpone it as teammate Kim Yo Han was also enlisting, and the executives feared the team was not going to be successful at the Asian Championships and the Universiade without both of them. However, media reports exposed the pressure from the volleyball association, forcing injured players to play in international tournaments. In 2008, he moved to Germany and signed a contract with VfB Friedrichshafen, where he played for one season. He then moved to Halkbank Ankara in Türkiye, playing overseas for one more year, before eventually returning to South Korea, where he signed with the Hyundai Capital Skywalkers in 2010 and spent 15 years with the team before retiring at the end of the 2025 season. Soon after that, he became the team's head coach.

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