Son Heung-min said he sympathized with Kim Min-jae's heartfelt remarks about the national team, saying, "Only the defenders feel sorry for them," adding, "I think all the players feel the same way," and added, "The forwards must have their own thoughts. I understand what Kim Min-jae said." He continued, "He holds up firmly from behind every match. I think the forwards need to do better," and added, "As captain and as a teammate, I feel sorry and grateful." Son Heung-min's remarks came right after the match , He said he came out after speaking unusually strongly toward the national team, but Kim Min-jae said, "As a whole, we need to defend, compete, and fight, but it seems we're not doing well," adding, "Honestly, when I look at the defenders, I feel sorry for them." He continued , "It doesn't feel like we're all fighting together," and emphasized, "The most important thing is for the team to come together as one. Rather than just individuals shining, the whole team needs to work together as one." Kim Min-jae's remarks continued in the mixed zone, saying, "Saying you have to run a lot doesn't just mean running a few kilometers. We have to compete together and fight for the full 90 minutes," adding, "We have to win the duels, and when we lose, we have to get the second ball from those around us. In doing so, the team's quality improves." He explained that the national team's numerical disadvantage in midfield is not a tactical issue, but rather a sign that everyone must fight together, and these kinds of problems are happening frequently. That's what he said.
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