Lee Jae-young, 25-year-old twin sister Lee Jae-young, who was punished for indefinite suspension of activities due to school violence, has not disappeared from the list of players on the official website of Pink Spiders, Incheon Heungkuk Life, the women’s professional volleyball team. This is in contrast to the situation in the home stadium, where the club has started to’clear the trace’.
Heungkuk Life’s first home game in the 2020-21 V-League women’s division on the 16th after Lee Jae-young announced his own disciplinary action was the home stadium change as much as the set score 0-3 defeated by the away team Hwaseong IBK Industrial Bank Altos.
In Gyeyang Gymnasium, Lee Jae-young and Lee Da-young’s photos and cheering banners have disappeared. A photo of her childhood displayed in the hallway was also revealed. However, until the morning of the 18th, the picture of the twin sisters smiling wide remains on the website of Heungkuk Life Insurance.
Even after Lee Jae-young and Lee Da-young suspended their activities indefinitely, the list of players on the official website of Heungkuk Life Insurance has not disappeared. Both of them do not receive an annual salary during the discipline period.– Lee Jae-young Lee Da-young does not receive financial compensation from Heungkuk Life Insurance as a professional sports player during an indefinite suspension of activities. It’s virtually an exit.
In the V-League, salary cap is applied per season. The fact that salary is not paid in professional sports leagues operated by salary caps is not an actual power.
Heungkuk Life Insurance has been criticized for saying,’Do you always intend to lift the disciplinary action?’ The fact that Lee Jae-young is still on the official website player list is raising doubts. [email protected]
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