Seoul: K-pop idol group Super Junior is set to make a comeback with a new full-length album next month, as announced by the group's agency.

According to Yonhap News Agency, the album is titled "Super Junior25," reflecting the name of their debut album from 2005, "Super Junior05." This will be the band's 12th studio album and is scheduled for release on July 8, marking their first album in two years and eight months since "The Road: Celebration," which was released in December 2022.

The upcoming album will include nine tracks, although further details have not been disclosed by the agency. Super Junior debuted in November 2005 and has become an iconic act of second-generation K-pop, with popular songs such as "Sorry, Sorry," "Bonamana," "Mr. Simple," and "Sexy, Free and Single."

In addition to their group projects, the members have successfully ventured into various fields, including acting, variety TV shows, and both unit and solo activities. Super Junior will also hold an online showcase event for their international fans on July 8, coinciding with the album's release.