On May 19th, Beijing time, Korean media once again broke heavy news. Sun Junho's Korean agent and Chinese agent can't reconcile their accounts, which may be called bribery.
In addition, for the first time, they also talked about the issue of regulation fees in the Chinese Super League, suspecting that Sun Junho's matter has something to do with it.
Kim Hyun Jung and Kang Seung Hee (both hosts, not agents) talked about Son Jun Ho's problems on a CBS TV broadcast program in Korea. Both said that they did not condescend and suspected that Son Jun Ho's problems were related to his manager.
Unlike domestic players, Son Junho has two agents, a Korean agent and a Chinese Super League agent. They didn't reconcile their accounts, but it should be the Chinese Super League agent who took the bribe.
According to Korean media reports, the Chinese Super League has a €3 million wage and over €6 million transfer cap. This is to ensure fairness for teams and the interests of small and medium-sized clubs. The two Korean presenters said that Son Junho's Korean agent received a salary in his contract. Therefore, if there is any other income, it is the know-how between Chinese agents, foreigners and coaches.
It should be mentioned here that the adjustment fee after Chen Xuyuan came to power was useless, Shenhua's Xavi, Shenzhen's Jintero, and Port's Arnautovic didn't pay the adjustment fee.
Among the two hosts, Kang Seung Hee thinks Son Jun Ho has no need to bribe people. He has the level to win MVP and is favored by Italian and English clubs.
However, hostess Kim Hyun Jung disagreed with this view. She asked why Son Jun Ho left the Chinese Super League midway to run back to Korea and why he was stopped before getting on the plane if he didn't bribe and fix the match. And why were you reported?
Son Junho's transfer fee is said to be around 6 billion won, which is about 4.1 million euros. The two hosts affirmed that Jeonbuk Hyundai did receive that much money. The five-year sentence is just a rumor, and Son Junho has denied all the charges so far. They will then send a lawyer to defend him.
According to the South Koreans, Sun Junho's problem is the yin and yang contract. Although many media outlets do not disclose the income of Chinese Super League players, the actual income of some players is very different from their contracts. Some clubs do privately pay their players another salary.
Also the newly appointed vice president of the KFA, Han Jun-hee, has said that there are problems with Shandong Taishan's coach, Hao Wei, and his agent, and that there is no way to tell if Son Jun-ho is involved in these activities with the club. If you are involved, you will be caught without words.
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