The Korea Football Association announced on the 8th that "tickets for the home game against Thailand in the second preliminary round of the North-Central America World Cup to be held at the Seoul World Cup Stadium on the 21st will be sold sequentially from the 11th." 토토사이트
There was no Lee Kang-in on the poster announcing ticket sales against Thailand. Captain Son Heung-min (Tottenham) was placed the largest on the poster, and the faces of Kim Min-jae (Bayern Munich), Lee Jae-sung (Mainz), and Cho Hyun-woo (Ulsan) were also included. This contrasts with the poster against Singapore held in November last year, when Lee Kang-in was placed at the "Center."
Lee Kang-in was criticized by public opinion when it was revealed that he had a quarrel with Son Heung-min during the Asian Cup tournament. The rumor that the two players fought was first reported by the British daily The Sun.
The Sun reported, "I had a quarrel with my teammate a day before Son was eliminated from the Asian Cup. In the process, Son dislocated his finger. Some of the young players ate quickly to enjoy table tennis, and captain Son Heung-min was dissatisfied with this, thinking that the meal was an opportunity to unite the team."
Lee Kang-in was at the center of the incident. According to Yonhap News, young players including Lee Kang-in, Seol Young-woo (Ulsan), and Jung Woo-young (Stuttgart) played table tennis loudly after finishing their meal separately at dinner time on the 5th, a day before the match against Jordan, and there was a scuffle between Son Heung-min who tried to restrain it and Lee Kang-in who protested against it. In the process, Son's finger was dislocated.
Son, who dislocated his finger, played in the semi-final against Jordan with a bandage. He returned to Tottenham after losing 0-2, and also played with Tottenham wearing assistants.
When Son attended the 2024 FW fashion show of Burberry, a British luxury brand, where he is an ambassador, he kept his assistance, drawing attention. Currently, he is unfastened, but his fingers are still swollen and bent.