This study was conducted to examine specific requirements to identify if the club takes the vicarious liability based on the article 756 of Civil Law for the coach who sexually abused against his player. The significance of the vicarious liability and the necessity of this study were found from 2 cases of P coach from W woman s professional basketball club of Korea and Sandusky coach from Pennsylvania State University of USA. To accomplish the purpose of this study, the conclusion was made after the liability for the coach s tort, legal ground and requirements for the club s vicarious liability, and vicarious liability of teams by analyzing similar cases were examined. First, the coach who sexually abused his player takes the liability for the tort. Second, the club takes vicarious liability for the coach s tort because the coach is considered as an employee who was hired and supervised by the club. Even though sexual abuse is not happened during the business related activity, vicarious liability may be asked to the club at where sexual abuse is happened by coach against player at the similar business related situation considered. Third, in order to be exempted from vicarious liability, the club should fulfill thoroughly duty of care in recruitment and should exercise duty of care with continuous management and supervision at doing business activity. If there is a reason attributable such as ‘deliberate indifference’, for example, by club, possibility of immunity is not easy to be accepted. Fourth, the club is able to exercise the right to indemnity to the coach.