South Korea and Tottenham star winger Son Heung-min will undergo facial surgery after suffering an injury during a Champions League match on Tuesday.
South Korea captain Son Heung-min will undergo surgery on a facial injury, jeopardizing his availability for theSon, one of Asian soccer's most high-profile players, was helped off the field during the first half of Tottenham's Champions League match at Marseille on Tuesday after taking a shoulder to the face.
Tottenham said Wednesday that Son will have an operation “to stabilize a fracture around his left eye.”Get updates on what's happening in the Chicago area to your inbox.Due to injuries and failing to qualify, these stars are not suiting up in Qatar
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