On Nov. 1, Korean captain Son Heung-min suffered a facial fracture around his left eye after colliding with an opponent. After undergoing surgery, he’s forced to wear the mask to protect it but it hasn’t stopped him from playing at the World Cup.
it’s all thanks to Korean captain Son Heung-min., a 0-0 draw, Son was spotted wearing a black mask that’s made him stand out beyond his play.
During a Champions League match against Marseilles on Nov. 1, Son suffered a facial fracture around his left eye after colliding with an opponent. After undergoing surgery, he’s forced to wear the mask to protect it but it hasn’t stopped him from playing at the World Cup. “Playing for your country at the World Cup is the dream of so many children growing up, just as it was one of mine too. I won’t miss this for the world. I can’t wait to represent our beautiful country, see you soon,” Son
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