It's no coincidence that Tottenham star Son Heung-min's finger was wrapped in a thick bandage during a heated match. The Sun UK revealed that the South Korean international dislocated his finger after an argument with a teammate during his participation in the Asian Cup.
It is reported that on the eve of the Asian Cup quarterfinals, the South Korean young midfielder Lee Kang-in, who plays for Paris Saint-Germain, and others, hurriedly ate dinner, intending to leave early to play ping-pong, a move that angered the captain, Son Heung-min. Son Heung-min believes that dinner time should be a valuable time to enhance team bonding and should not be formed into a "small circle".
When Sun Xingmin asked the group of young players to return to their seats, the other side spoke out, and the atmosphere at the scene suddenly became tense. The argument escalated and some players even joined in the melee, nearly erupting into a large-scale conflict. With the intervention of Sun Xingmin and others present, the crowd was able to separate and avoid a larger conflict. However, in the process of persuasion, Sun Xingmin accidentally sprained his finger.
