Son Heung-min

Australia, undeterred by facing football legend Lionel Messi in recent months, now gears up to meet South Korea's Son Heung-Min in the Asian Cup quarterfinal. While maintaining respect for Son's prowess, the Socceroos exhibit confidence after their defensive resilience against global megastars, emphasizing their stout defense and physical advantage ahead of the crucial clash. In a dramatic Asian Cup quarterfinal setup, Australia readies itself for a showdown against South Korea, marked by a 99th-minute equalizer in Korea's previous game against Saudi Arabia. Australia's

Son Heung-Min, the iconic South Korean footballer, may have found an ideal partner in Lee Kang-In to lead their national team to victory in the 2023 AFC Asian Cup. In the opening game against Bahrain, where Son faced significant defensive attention, Lee Kang-In emerged as a key player, scoring two goals and leading South Korea to a 3-1 win. As Son Heung-Min, now in his 30s, approaches the twilight of his career, the ongoing Asian Cup in Qatar could be his final opportunity

Tottenham Hotspur manager Jose Mourinho said on Friday (Apr 2) that forward Son Heung-min is back from injury ahead of Sunday's Premier League trip to Newcastle United, but he steered clear of speculation on Harry Kane's future at the club. South Korean forward Son, who has 13 goals and nine league assists this season, was forced to come off during last month's derby loss at Arsenal with a thigh injury which prevented him from going on international duty. "He was injured, trained with