Spurs’ Son set for chemical warfare training in South Korea
Tottenham Hotspur’s Son Heung-min, 27, will complete his mandatory military service while the Premier League remains suspended due to the coronavirus outbreak, the London club said yesterday. — Action Images via Reuters
Son, 27, will complete his mandatory military service while the Premier League remains suspended due to the coronavirus outbreak, the London club said yesterday. But an official at the Marine Corps said Son would receive a shortened version of a boot camp required for all new regular enlistees, including discipline education, combat drills and a chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear exercise.
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