The World Is Son's Hope for Saving Military Service in South Korea
(8 years ago)One of South Korean's best players hopes to save the army. Heung-min Son is undoubtedly the star of South Korea and is seen as the greatest hope this representative has of moving forward in the World, although after his defeat in the Swedish match, it seems a bit impossible. But even Son is [...]
One of South Korean's best players hopes to save the army.
Heung-min Son is undoubtedly the star of South Korea and is seen as the greatest hope this representative has of moving forward in the World, although after his defeat in the Swedish match, it seems a bit impossible.
But even Son is interested in his country's national success in this tournament, as it takes him to avoid compulsory military service in his homeland.
Tottenham's star has not performed mandatory military service, subject to every citizen in South Korea until he is 28 years old.
Everyone submits to this rule but in rare cases, there is postponement or even suspension of decisions.
Son has secured a postponement of the execution of the decision by the summer of 2019 and hopes that through the justification of the major sports “ ”, the obligation for presentation is completely canceled.
A similar thing happened in 2002, when the star Park Yi-Sung was guaranteed to avoid this obligation