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“Heung-min Son and I naturally spent a lot of time together as teammates living together, eating meals after training, and always going to the cold bath together told me what changes my entire life.You won’t believe what the Advice Yang Min-hyeok revealed Heung-min Son Gave him before his Loan move to QPR
Yang Min-hyeok has shared the advice Heung-min Son gave him before he left for his loan move to Queens Park Rangers.
Spurs’ sporting director Johan Lange is optimistic that Yang will be ready for the first team next season after completing his loan spell in the west of London.
The winger, often compared to Adama Traore, has made appearances off the bench in both of QPR’s matches since joining and has impressed in encounters with Millwall and Blackburn Rovers.
Now, Yang has opened up about his early experiences in England and the support he has received from Tottenham’s captain, Son, since his departure from South Korea.
Heung-min Son’s Advice to Yang Min-hyeok Before His Loan Move Yang Min-hyeok has revealed that Son Heung-min has been a significant source of guidance since he moved to England in December.
Having spent considerable time together with Son during their stints with the national team and Tottenham, the teenager shared that Son gave him crucial advice before his loan.
Yang said: “Heung-min Son and I naturally spent a lot of time together as teammates – living together, eating meals after training, and always going to the cold bath together. As a senior on the team, he was a huge help to me, especially being in a foreign country. When I was set to go on loan, he told me to stay injury-free, gain as much experience as possible, and come back stronger.”
Yang Min-hyeok’s First Two Matches for QPR Yang has played 38 minutes of football so far, coming off the bench in QPR’s last two games.
The 18-year-old made his debut in a tough away match against Millwall and later helped secure a winning goal at home against Blackburn Rovers.
The South Korean international will be aiming to break into the starting lineup soon as he seeks to impress during his six-month loan spell in West London.
