South Korea's Son Heung-min Contemplated Retirement from National Team
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yimyoungseo1010@naver.com | 2024-03-24 07:15:51
Star Forward Reveals Consideration of Stepping Away After Asian Cup Disappointment
▲ Courtesy of KFA's instagram ▲ Courtesy of KFA's instagramWith 122 caps since his debut in 2010, Son has been a pivotal figure in international competitions, including three Asian Cups and three World Cups. However, Korea's lack of major tournament success, notably their recent Asian Cup defeat despite a star-studded lineup, contributed to Son's introspection.
Despite the setback, Son expressed determination to continue representing his country as they face Thailand in their upcoming match.
Courtesy of KFA's instagram
South Korean national team captain Son Heung-min recently disclosed contemplating retirement from international duty following the Asian Cup.
Speaking after a World Cup qualifier against Thailand, Son acknowledged the difficulty of the decision, citing consultations with retired players for guidance. Despite his momentary uncertainty, Son affirmed his commitment to the team's needs.
Despite the setback, Son expressed determination to continue representing his country as they face Thailand in their upcoming match.
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