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Roster rifts, police raids and Son’s uncertain future leave South Korea at a crossroads

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After a disaster World Cup, the team have continued to spiral, with tensions high between young and older players and the captain’s standing in question Son Heung-min and Cristiano Ronaldo are iconic No 7s, Premier League legends and international…

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