Cho So-hyun, who served as the captain of the Korean women’s soccer team, ate Hansot Rice with Son Heung-min.
Tottenham announced on the 29th (Korean time) that it had signed Jo So-hyun, who played for West Ham United, on loan.
With this, all the captains of the Korean men’s and women’s soccer teams became active wearing Tottenham uniforms.
So-Hyun Jo eats a pot rice with Son Heung-min. Photo = Tottenham SNS – Cho So-hyun, who was in charge of the national team’s midfield as a defensive midfielder, made his first step on the European stage by playing for Avalsnes (Norway) in 2018, and transferred to West Ham in 2019, making him the second Korean after Ji So-yeon (Chelsea). He entered the England Women’s Super League (WSL).
Tottenham introduced Jo So-hyun on the website, saying, “As one of the most gorgeous female players in Korea, he has the most A-match record (126 matches).”
Son Heung-min also conveyed congratulations through Tottenham’s SNS, saying, “Welcome to Tottenham and good luck.” [email protected]
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