A Tottenham Hotspur player sparked backlash after making controversial comments over the international break, and they have now been forced to apologise for them

Tottenham Hotspur player Yang Min-hyeok has issued a public apology following backlash over his comments regarding South Korea's Asian Games triumph. The 20-year-old, currently on a season-long loan at Belgian Pro League club Westerlo, sparked criticism after suggesting that obtaining a military service exemption was the team's primary motivation rather than winning the gold medal itself.
Yang assisted the winning goal scored by Swansea City's Eom Jisung in the final against hosts Japan, securing South Korea's fourth consecutive gold medal and military exemptions for the squad. Facing widespread criticism, Yang released a statement expressing sincere regret for his thoughtless remarks and clarifying that the exemption was merely one of several motivating factors.
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