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< Korea national soccer team and trainer Ahn Deok-soo (middle, white uniform) / Photo = Ahn Deok-soo's Instagram >
A trainer who managed the condition of the Korean national soccer team players at the 2022 Qatar World Cup posted a post on social network service (SNS), raising curiosity among netizens.
Trainer Ahn Deok-soo, who was in charge of massage and treatment for the national team players throughout the World Cup, posted a group photo with the players on Instagram yesterday (6th), saying, "Their journey was beautiful, and the time spent with them will be remembered for a long time."
Ahn Trainor described this photo as "the resolution we gathered in Room 2701 and said, 'Let's not end it like this' ahead of the last match against Portugal."
He said, "The care time per person was two hours at the shortest and three hours at the longest." "When one person takes care of 5 to 6 people a day, their hands often get swollen and bruised, but in front of the sweat (players) shed, they bowed their heads. I couldn't help it," he added.
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▲ Hand photo left by Trainer Ahn Deok-soo on Instagram.
In particular, he claimed, "A lot happened in room 2701."
Trainer Ahn pointed out not only in his Instagram post, but also in the story of the 'Qatar World Cup', "If you know the identity of No. 2701, you will never criticize the players."
Regarding the background of this revelation, he said, "I am also a person who has spent nearly 20 years in a professional soccer team, so I could not help but think about the future of Korean soccer." it was emphasized.
In the post, current World Cup players such as Son Heung-min, Cho Kyu-seong, Kim Jin-soo, Hwang Ui-jo, and Song Min-gyu, as well as senior jockeys Ki Sung-yong and Lee Geun-ho, clicked 'Like' to attract netizens' attention.
Meanwhile, the Korean national soccer team, which advanced to the World Cup round of 16 after 12 years, will return to Korea through Incheon International Airport on the afternoon of the 7th.
(Photo = Trainer Ahn Deok-soo's Instagram)