Japanese media “Son Heung-min raised an objection to the Korean media’s undervaluation of Kubo and Mitoma…a deep-rooted sense of damage”

The European website “Transfer Marks” that deals with soccer players’ ransom payments chose Takefusa Kubo, not Son, as the most valuable Asian player. The magazine calculated the value of Kubo at 60 million euros.

Kim Min-jae, who is ranked second, also recorded 60 million euros, but fell behind Gubo in the rankings. It is by far the highest paid player among Asian defenders. However, the media outlet placed Kaoru Mitoma, who scored six goals and three assists, in the third place, instead of Son, who scored 11 goals in the Premier League. Mitoma was valued at 50 million euros, the same as Son, but was the only player in the third place. The relatively old Son was pushed back from the value.

Arsenal defender Takehiro Tomiyasu is fifth with 30 million euros and Hiroki Ito (Stuttgart, 22 million euros) is sixth. Hwang Hee-chan, whose weekly wage tripled with eight Premier League goals, ranked seventh with 22 million euros. 메이저 토토사이트

Overall, I feel like I put more weight on Japanese players than on Korean players. He gave more weight to his age and potential for the future than his immediate performance. Korean media pointed this out in unison.

Japanese media outlet Higashi Webb said, “Korean media have raised objections to the calculation that Kubo and Mitoma are worth more than Son Heung-min. This was calculated by European media outlets specializing in transferring money. Korean media pointed out that Korean players are better at transferring money, but the transfer fee is set lower.”

He then commented, “There seems to be a deep sense of victimization among Korean media that their players are undervalued compared to their performance.”