Corea del Sur rompe con la prensa tras el escándalo de Son

El Mundial de Corea del Sur se sacudió por una controversia inesperada relacionada con Son Heung-min. Tras comentarios supuestamente ofensivos sobre su servicio militar, los jugadores surcoreanos habrían evitado sus compromisos con los medios, convirtiendo el caso en una de las historias más tensas fuera del campo. Este video explica el origen del conflicto, la importancia del servicio militar en Corea del Sur y la reacción oficial de la federación. Lo que parecía un comentario aislado terminó provocando un fuerte malestar dentro de la selección y puso el foco en el trato que recibe una de las mayores estrellas del fútbol asiático. Reuters, June 16, 2026: "South Korea players shun media duties after remarks about Son's military service" — reuters.com Al Jazeera, June 16, 2026: "South Korea World Cup squad at odds with media over Son Heung-min mockery" — aljazeera.com The Independent, June 16, 2026: "South Korea players boycott media" — independent.co.uk The Athletic / NYT, June 16, 2026: "South Korea squad at odds with media over Son Heung-min mockery" — nytimes.com Telegraph, June 16, 2026: "'Great shock and disappointment' — South Korea players boycott media" — telegraph.co.uk Times of India, June 11, 2026: "'A platoon leader': Son Heung-min military service remarks" — timesofindia.com Haberler, June 15, 2026: "Military joke stirs up the World Cup! Harsh decision from South Korea" — haberler.com India Times, June 16, 2026: "Why South Korea's football team is at war with its own media" — indiatimes.com Sportskeeda, June 16, 2026: "Korea Republic boycott domestic media at 2026 FIFA World Cup" — sportskeeda.com DW, February 19, 2026: "What's next for South Korea after Yoon's life sentence?" — dw.com CNBC, February 19, 2026: "Former South Korean president Yoon Suk Yeol gets life sentence" — cnbc.com NPR, December 3, 2025: "One year on from martial law crisis" — npr.org IFJ, December 4, 2024: "South Korea: President Yoon must resign for attack on democracy" — ifj.org RSF, December 4, 2024: "Political crisis in South Korea: RSF is relieved the media censorship has ended" — rsf.org RSF, May 21, 2025: "RSF calls on South Korea presidential candidates to commit to press freedom" — rsf.org Korea Times, March 23, 2026: "Koreans may lose free access to World Cup 2026 as broadcast talks deadlock" — koreatimes.co.kr CBS News, November 30, 2020: "'BTS bill' to let pop stars put off military service" — cbsnews.com ITV News, October 7, 2022: "Debate over military service exemptions for K-pop stars" — itv.com ESPN, August 31, 2018: "Son set to avoid South Korea military service" — espn.com ESPN, June 18, 2026: "Mexico vs. South Korea Group A match" — espn.com