Son Heung-min is on the verge of becoming South Korea’s most capped football player. The Korea Football Association (KFA) will host an official ceremony to honor this achievement. It is scheduled for October 14, before a friendly match against Paraguay at the Seoul World Cup Stadium.
Record Achievement Ceremony
Currently, Son has 136 international caps, tying him with legends Cha Bum-kun and Hong Myung-bo. However, he is expected to surpass them by October 10, when he plays against Brazil.
Details of the Ceremony
The KFA has named the ceremony “Legend Old & New – From Cha to Son.” Cha Bum-kun will be in attendance to congratulate Son personally. A photo booth, designed in the champion’s colors, will allow fans to capture this historic event.
Commemorative Tickets
Additionally, fans with digital tickets can exchange them for a special commemorative paper ticket featuring Son’s likeness.
Son’s Football Journey
- First International Match: December 2010
- Age: 33 years
- Duration in the National Team: 14 years and 253 days
- Historic Significance: Third longest tenure in Korean men’s football history
As Son progresses towards this significant milestone, his contributions to South Korean football continue to be celebrated, marking a new era in the sport for the nation. Fans eagerly anticipate this achievement as a testament to his dedication and skill on the field.
