QPR manager Harry Redknapp said Yun was available for the clash after being given permission by the Koreans but the Yonhap news agency quoted an unnamed Korea Football Association (KFA) official on Friday disputing the claims.
"We've never given QPR the permission to keep Yun Suk-young (for the match)," the official said.
"For the past few days, QPR officials haven't answered our calls. Coach Redknapp's comments make no sense at all."
Yun, who was scheduled to arrive on May 14, is the only Korean player in the 23-man squad missing from the camp, the report added.
South Korea will make their eighth consecutive World Cup appearance in Brazil, where they have been drawn with Russia, Algeria and Belgium in Group H.
(Reporting by Amlan Chakraborty; editing by Patrick Johnston)
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