South Korean players have reportedly chosen not to engage with national media outside of their official commitments related to the World Cup. This decision comes amid criticism directed towards team captain Son Heung-min, which has created tension between the players and the media.
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South Korean Players Limit Media Interaction During World Cup
South Korean players are reportedly limiting their interactions with national media to official World Cup commitments. This decision follows mockery directed at team captain Son Heung-min, leading to tensions between the players and the media.
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South Korea World Cup squad at odds with media over Son Heung-min mockery
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South Korean Players Limit Media Interaction During World Cup