Son Heung-min to Captain South Korea in Fourth World Cup
Son Heung-min has been named captain of the South Korean national team for his fourth World Cup. The squad, coached by Hong Myung-bo, includes notable players such as Lee Kang-in from Paris Saint-Germain, Kim Min-jae from Bayern Munich, and Hwang Hee-chan from Wolverhampton Wanderers.
South Korea has been drawn into a group with co-hosts Mexico, the Czech Republic, and South Africa. Their first match is scheduled against Mexico on June 11.
The 26-man squad also features players from various clubs, including Oh Hyeon-gyu from Besiktas and Yang Hyun-jun from Celtic. Other key players include goalkeepers Jo Hyeon-woo and Kim Seung-gyu, and defenders like Kim Moon-hwan and Lee Tae-seok.
The team aims to make a significant impact in the tournament, showcasing a blend of experienced and emerging talents.
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