[On-site Interview] Actor Shin Hyun-jun's two sons meet Lee Seung-woo, fulfilling a wish... Receiving autographs in person, they say, "My heart is racing."

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"I'm so happy I can't even explain it. My heart is racing."

Actor Shin Hyun-jun's two sons, Shin Min-jun and Shin Ye-joon, met 'Korean Messi' Lee Seung-woo (Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors) in person, creating unforgettable memories.

Players from Team K League participating in the 2026 Coupang Play Series held open training on the 4th at Bucheon Stadium. Amidst enthusiastic cheers from over 300 football fans who visited the venue, players warmed up, reviewed tactics, and prepared for the major match.

Team K League will face English Premier League (EPL) powerhouse Manchester City at Seoul World Cup Stadium at 8 p.m. on the 5th.

After the open training concluded, a special session for fans who visited the venue followed. A 'Meet & Greet' event allowed players and fans to interact directly on the field. Team K League players chatted briefly with fans and handed out autographs. They also took commemorative photos together, gifting precious memories.

Shin Hyun-jun's two sons, Min-jun and Ye-joon, along with his youngest daughter Shin Min-seo, visited the open training venue to spend a special time.

Notably, Min-jun and Ye-joon appeared wearing Team K League jerseys side by side, revealing their unique love for football. Both brothers' jerseys bore Lee Seung-woo's name and the number 10.

During the Meet & Greet event, Lee Seung-woo warmly welcomed Min-jun and Ye-joon. He chatted happily with the brothers, took commemorative photos, and personally signed the jerseys they were wearing.

On that day, Min-jun and Ye-joon told StarNews, "Actually, we didn't know Lee Seung-woo well at first, but after seeing him in an advertisement with our dad, we wanted to meet him. That's when we started liking him."

The connection between Shin Hyun-jun and Lee Seung-woo extended to their two sons. Indeed, the brothers' faces were filled with smiles upon meeting Lee Seung-woo.

Min-jun expressed his fandom, saying, "Lee Seung-woo is great at football and has stylish celebrations. I also like that he has a fun, mischievous side."

He nodded in agreement with Lee Seung-woo's nickname 'Korean Messi.' Min-jun explained, "I think it's accurate to call Lee Seung-woo Korea's Messi. The number 10 is worn by top players, and I'm glad that Lee Seung-woo, who is truly excellent, wears it."

When asked about their feelings after receiving autographs in person, the two brothers jumped for joy. Ye-joon, standing nearby, also grinned widely, saying, "It's so good I can't even explain it. My heart is racing."

Min-jun is currently learning football and nurturing his dream of becoming a player. Watching players like Lee Seung-woo run across the field has further expanded his goals.

Min-jun stated confidently, "I want to become a national representative who promotes South Korea widely, just like Lee Seung-woo or other excellent players."

Meanwhile, the open training drew significant interest despite the scorching heat. Many football fans filled the stands and sent powerful cheers toward the players. Fans arrived at the stadium wearing jerseys of their respective favorite teams. Although they supported different clubs, for this day, they united under the name 'Team K League.'

Team K League players also actively stepped forward to bring joy to fans. A skill challenge was held featuring a matchup between Team K League and Bucheon FC, the home team of the open training venue. Diverse events took place, including 'Blind Penalty Kick,' where players shot using randomly selected balls and shoes, and 'Football Bingo,' where players hit a 3×3 bingo board installed on the goal with footballs.

Players lifted the atmosphere at the venue with bright smiles and cheerful celebrations. Fans responded with applause and cheers.

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