Kim Min-jae, Who was Pushed Off the Munich Bench

Kim Min-jae (Munich), a center back for the Korean national soccer team,

said after the match against Thailand that ended in a 1-1 draw,

“I should have shown a better performance, but I’m sorry for not being able to.”

The Korean national soccer team was unable to defend Son Heung-min’s opening goal in the 42nd minute of the first half

in the 3rd match of Group C of the 2026 North and Central America World Cup Asia Region 2nd qualifying round home game

against Thailand held at Seoul World Cup Stadium on the 21st, resulting in a 1-1 draw. 카지노사이트

Suphanat Muayanta

Korea gave up the tying goal to Suphanat Muayanta in the 16th minute of the second half.

Supanat, who quickly penetrated the goal, finished with his left foot on a ground ball cross passed by Luk Sa Mikkelsson from the right.

Supanath’s quick movements were completely missed by Kim Min-jae and other Korean defenders.

Kim Min-jae, who met with reporters in the joint reporting area (mixed zone) after the game, said,

“I think the game went well, and we didn’t give many chances, but unfortunately we conceded a goal.

I think we were a little unlucky in a situation where we could have scored again.” “He said with regret.

Kim Min-jae, who had been showing off his presence as a ‘monster defender’

not only in Asia but also on the European stage, recently faced a ‘crisis’.

In the winter transfer market, Eric Dier, who wore a Munich uniform,

pushed him out and became the starting center back.

Kim Min-jae only heated up the bench in two of the three recent official games,

and played 15 minutes as a substitute in the second half of one game.

Kim Min-jae was relegated to a bench member for the first time since advancing to Europe.

When a reporter said, ‘It looks like today’s game was affected a little by not being able to play recently,’ Kim Min-jae reacted nervously.

Kim Min-jae asked the reporter again, “In what part?” and “So what?”

Then, he said, “I don’t think it was personal,

but I couldn’t play three games (as a starter) and played only about 15 minutes, so I looked better.”