Son Heung-min, captain of the South Korean national football team: No game is easy, against the Chinese team will go all out, and the game must be won

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2024-06-10 16:30Posted on the official account of Hubei Wuhan Morning News Jiupai News

On June 10, at the Goyang City Multi-sports Stadium in Gyeonggi Province, South Korean national football captain Son Heung-min attended the pre-match press conference of the "Battle of China and South Korea".

Commenting on the final match against China in Group C of the World Preliminary Championships, Son said: "I think tomorrow's game will be just as difficult. I don't think it's going to be much of a difference and we haven't changed much in our lineup. I think the most important thing is to do what we have to do. We've done a video analysis of the Chinese team and the players know what to do, so we're well prepared. ”

"Aside from other reasons, tomorrow's game must be won", against the Chinese team will go all out to try to start and finish. Son Heung-min said that no game is easy and we will do our best to give the fans a good game. We should respect the enthusiasm of the Chinese players in football, and although the game can be unpredictable, I believe that with the support of the fans, how we perform is more important. We can't control what's happening off the pitch, so I think it's important to do what needs to be done on the pitch.

According to South Korean media reports, Son Heung-min is close to the second-highest number of goals in the history of the South Korean team.

With 48 goals scored in 126 international A-level matches for South Korea, Son Heung-min is the best star in Korean football and a "continuing legend" who continues to write new records.

If Son Heung-min scores two goals against China, he will be tied with Hwang Sun-hong as the second-most goals-scorer (50) for South Korea. If he scores a hat-trick or scores more, he'll sit second on his own. The player who has scored the most goals for South Korea at the moment is Cha Beom-geun with 58 goals.

At 7 p.m. on June 11, South Korea will play at home against China.

[Source: Jiupai News Comprehensive]

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