Many fans were surprised that foreign Korean international Sun Junho was arrested because he was unable to communicate with most of the domestic players. Shandong introduced Sun Jun-ho just two and a half years ago, not realizing that he had already been corrupted by domestic players in such a short period of time, degenerating into a man on the verge of becoming involved in illegal and criminal activities. At present, there have been a number of media confirmed the news that Sun Jun Hao was arrested, and the staff of the South Korean Embassy in China also confirmed the news. It can be said that the South Korean international footballer suspected of violating the law is an indisputable fact.
At the recently concluded regular press conference of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, a reporter specifically asked about Sun's arrest. Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said he was not aware of the situation. Although not much of a response was given, it was the first time the foreign ministry talked about anti-corruption in Chinese soccer at a regular press conference. It's safe to say that Sun Junhao's arrest directly elevated the matter to an "international incident". In the next few days, I'm sure there will be more foreign media attention and coverage.
As a direct participant in the match-fixing incident, Shandong will naturally find it difficult to escape punishment and will face a serious penalty. According to international soccer practice, the Shandong team is likely to suffer points deduction, fines, and may even be relegated to the Central League! It is hoped that after this reorganization, the Chinese soccer world will be completely refreshed.
