Son looked in discomfort during South Korea's victory over Vietnam.
Son Heung-min played a full 90 minutes in South Korea’s 6-0 win over Vietnam Son Heung-min insists he was intent on playing in South Korea’s friendly against Vietnam on Tuesday despite Tottenham’s injury concerns. The 31-year-old sat on the bench for South Korea’s 4-0 win against Tunisia last Friday but completed a full 90 minutes and scored in a 6-0 victory over Vietnam in Suwon.
When asked about his injury after South Korea’s win, Son said: ‘Injuries are an inevitable part of living as a footballer. ë무 ê³ íµì¤ë¬ìí´….ã ã ã ã ã ã ã pic.twitter.com/16YfasdNd2— ìì¨ì´ October 17, 2023 ‘I was worried about whether to play in today’s game, but I couldn’t accept coming to Korea and not playing in front of the fans.
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