SEOUL, March 25 ― South Korea coach Juergen Klinsmann praised captain Son Heung-min after the Tottenham Hotspur striker scored both goals in his new team's 2-2 draw with...
SEOUL, March 25 ― South Korea coach Juergen Klinsmann praised captain Son Heung-min after the Tottenham Hotspur striker scored both goals in his new team's 2-2 draw with visitors Colombia in Ulsan today.
“I'm obviously very happy every time Sonny scores,” said Klinsmann, who was appointed as the replacement for Paulo Bento at the end of February. Son has struggled to repeat the performances that saw him finish as the Premier League's joint-top scorer last season, but he gave South Korea the lead from distance in the 10th minute before curling home a stunning free kick moments before the interval.
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