Covid-19: Jose Mourinho takes aim at South Korea after Son Heung-min isolation in sarcastic post
- Number of Covid-19 positive tests among South Korea national team has seen Spurs star isolating in Austrian hotel
- English Premier League manager adds his voice to criticism of open training ground for matches against Mexico and Qatar
Spurs boss Jose Mourinho has used the Fifa international break to take aim at the South Korean training camp that has left star player Son Heung-min in isolation in an Austrian hotel.
“Amazing week of football. Great emotions in the national team matches, superb friendlies and total safety,” the 51-year-old told his one million followers on Monday, appearing to take aim at the Koreans’ training camp.
“Covid test results after matches been played, randomers running on the pitch while team sessions are taking place and much more,” Mourinho continued, adding a “thinking face” emoji.
“After another training session with only 6 players, it is now time to take care of myself.”
Son’s national team are in Europe for friendlies against Mexico and Qatar, with the second coming on Tuesday night.
