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Japan showed great interest in Yoon Do-young's bold candidacy.
Japan's 'Tokyo Sports' reported on the 25th that "a 19-year-old young fighter from South Korea made a bold statement that he does not like Japan very much" ahead of the match against Japan on the 29th.
Yoon Do-young said at a press conference on the 24th at Korea Football Park in Cheonan, Chungcheongnam-do, "I personally don't like Japan a lot. I played a lot of games against Japan, but most of them didn't do well, so I hurt my pride a lot. I really want to win Korea-Japan match," he said.
Lee Min-sung will play an undisclosed match against Japan's U-21 national team on the 29th during this call-up. He will then play against the U.S. U-22 national team on the 31st.
"Tokyo Sports" said, "In the Korean U-23 national team, there is a player who is burning with 'Tado Japan.' "I am Yoon Do-young, who moved from Brighton in the English Premier League (EPL) on loan and plays for Dordrecht in the second division of the Netherlands," he said, showing interest in Yoon's remarks.
"It would be a natural resolution to play (against Japan), but not many Korean players have revealed their rivalry against Japan recently," he said. "It is noteworthy how the Korean prospect will play in the match on the 29th."
Japanese Internet users were generally cold when they encountered this. If you look at the comments with the highest number of sympathies in the article, netizen A pointed out, "I can feel human inexperience in the part of saying directly to the other person in a public place, 'I don't like it very much.'" As a national representative, he pointed out, "As long as you are a national representative, you should be more careful that your remarks always receive attention from the surrounding, and that your words and actions can soon lead to the image of the country," adding, "In the future, you should make your remarks more carefully."
Japanese netizen B said, "There is no development if it is simply at the level of saying 'like or dislike'." "Any opponent should absorb what he or she needs to learn and reflect on what he or she lacks," he said. "This showdown is a different schedule from the original plan for Japan, but it could be an unexpected good opportunity for South Korea. I hope you will throw away unnecessary emotional exhaustion and stubbornness and play a good game that will help you in the future," he added.
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