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South Korea were eliminated from the World Cup after a 1-0 loss to South Africa, with head coach Hong Myung-bo benching star Son Heung-min. Hong resigned soon after, as the team finished third in Group A and failed to advance. The exit sparked scrutiny of the Korea Football Association (KFA) leadership and calls for reform, amid internal tensions and widespread fan dissatisfaction.
South Korea were stunned 1-0 by South Africa in Monterrey, dropping to third in Group A and leaving their knockout prospects uncertain. Benched at the start, captain Son Heung-min returned at half-time but touched the ball only 29 times and failed to spark a breakthrough, underscoring an ongoing identity crisis for a team heavily reliant on their talisman as coach Hong Myung-bo rotates his attack.
Messi’s new MLS contract keeps him at $28.3M for Inter Miami, the league’s top earner by a wide margin—more than double Son Heung-min’s $11.2M and Rodrigo De Paul’s $9.7M. MLSPA data map each club’s top earner and wage bill, show the Opulent XI totaling about $74.3M (driven by Messi), and track wage-bill changes across teams from fall 2025 to spring 2026, including San Diego FC’s Hirving Lozano situation and other notable signings.
LAFC's recent form has been boosted by goals from Bouanga and Son Heung-Min, reigniting their championship hopes, as they aim for a top-four finish in MLS amidst a competitive season with various teams vying for playoff spots and honors.
The US men's national team lost 2-0 to South Korea in a friendly match, with Son Heung-min scoring twice in the first half, highlighting USMNT's ongoing struggles with team chemistry and defense ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
MLS stars showcased their talent in Matchday 29, with Son Heung-Min making an immediate impact for LAFC, Lionel Messi reaching a historic goal milestone for Inter Miami, and Rafael Navarro earning Player of the Matchday honors for Colorado Rapids. The match highlights included dramatic victories, record-breaking performances, and key contributions from various players across the league.
Son Heung-Min made an immediate impact in his first MLS start for LAFC, providing an assist and contributing to a 2-0 victory over New England Revolution, boosting LAFC's playoff hopes with his energetic and skilled play.
The article covers key moments from MLS Matchday 28, including Son Heung-Min's debut for LAFC, Austin FC's impressive team goal and draw with Houston, and various team performances and player highlights across the league, emphasizing the ongoing race for the Supporters' Shield and playoff positioning.
Son Heung-min made his MLS debut for LAFC as a second-half substitute, drawing a penalty that helped secure a 2-2 draw against Chicago Fire. His move from Tottenham to LAFC for a record transfer fee has been well received, with fans and teammates optimistic about his impact on the league and team.
Son Heung-Min made an impressive and impactful MLS debut for LAFC, showcasing his talent and instantly contributing to the team's performance, amidst other notable MLS matches and stories.
LAFC has signed Son Heung-Min and Tommy Mihalić on a short-term loan from LAFC2, as part of their preparations for the 2025 MLS season, with upcoming matches including a game against Chicago Fire.
Son Heung-min's signing with LAFC has sparked excitement among Korean Americans in LA, with fans celebrating his global football success and cultural significance, expecting his presence to boost team support and ticket sales.
Son Heung-min's record MLS signing by LAFC has generated massive excitement in Los Angeles, especially among the Korean community, with fans and officials celebrating his arrival and expecting a boost in MLS popularity in Korea.
Son Heung-min has joined LAFC in a high-profile move, aiming to become a club legend and bring his elite talent to Major League Soccer, with a record-breaking transfer fee and strong support from the club's vision and fans.
LAFC set a new MLS transfer record by signing Son Heung-min from Tottenham Hotspur for up to $26.5 million, marking the third record-breaking transfer in MLS within nine months, as clubs increase their spending in the global market.