Thanks to Kim Min-jae (28, Munich), Germany is also paying attention to the Asian Cup.
The Bundesliga introduced its players at the Asian Cup through its official website on Sunday. The headline was Kim Min-jae of the Korean national team who plays for Munich.
"Munich Kim Min-jae played full-time in the 90-minute match against Jordan," the Bundesliga said. "Son Heung-min, a former Hamburg player, scored the first goal. He played 69 minutes with Mainz's Lee Jae-sung. Jung Woo-young, who plays for Stuttgart, played as a substitute," it said, expressing his performance mostly among Korean Bundesliga players.
"Munich's Kim Min-jae is a built-in starter for Jürgen Klinsmann's Korean team. Lee Jae-seong was also a starter, but was replaced by Jung Woo-young in the second half. The Asian Cup is a World Cup on the Asian continent that takes place every four years. Japan has the most wins with four wins," he added.
Munich lost 0-1 at the match against Bremen on Sunday. In the absence of Kim Min-jae, Upamecano and The Licht collaborated but scored the winning goal to Viser at 14 minutes in the second half. Munich is realizing the absence of Kim.