On the weekend of April 20 and 21, the cameras from Movistas Plus, and more specifically from the program ‘The Day After’, came to Puertollano to learn the story of Biho, who will have to return to South Korea when the season ends to do mandatory military service of almost two years. In Cope Puertollano’s ‘Time of Sport’ he was also interviewed last week to find out his full story.
The recording focused on the interview they carried out in El Minero and on Calvo Sotelo’s resounding 5-0 victory against San Clemente, where the South Korean player was left with the desire to score, despite the fact that his teammates looked for them. with zeal
Thus, after several years in Spain, Biho has no choice but to return to his country of origin to do his mandatory military service, which he has to do before turning 29. That is why when the season ends the midfielder will leave the Azulona entity, with the hope, of course, of dressing short again when he finishes his service.
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