Tensions between PSG and South Korea for Kang-in Lee

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By: Manu Tournoux

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First frictions between Paris Saint-Germain and South Korea. From September 19 to October 8, the Asian Games will take place. A competition for which the South Korean Espoir selection intends to call the Parisian Kang-in Lee. Except that this tournament is not a FIFA date and clearly PSG does not intend to let its player slip away.

Enough to annoy coach Hwang Sun-hong. PSG was supposed to give us an answer around September 13. However, we have not received any official response to date. (…) I have been personally in contact with Kang-in, he wants to join us as soon as possible. But our discussions with PSG regarding the timetable for his arrival do not seem to be progressing, so I am disappointed,” he said, in comments relayed by L’Équipe.

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