Sonsational: The Making Of Son Heung-Min

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The documentary focusses on the life of Son Heung-min, because what else did you think it was going to be about? Anyway, the film runs through different timelines and narratives in the South Korean's life, firstly beginning with the more day-to-day aspects of his life as a Premier League footballer. Though he is also still like a child, having to be woken up by his father (Son Woong-jung, not Dad Heung-min) every day. Son does a relatively good job at dealing with his fame, often asked for photographs and autographs while walking the streets of London

Then to his hometown of Chuncheon to take a look at Son's football academy - the Son Football Academy. Kids either side of the age of 15 train for eight hours day, largely just doing keepie-uppies and never practicing shooting as to protect their knee muscles. Hey, apparently it worked for one guy and he's now starting for Tottenham Hotspur, so there's method in the madness. Strict regimes brought on by his father are a regular theme throughout the documentary, highlighting the importance of discipline and structure in Son's life. He worked rigorously hard when the chance came to move to Germany and play for Hamburg, as his parents could not afford to send him there to study. But even after making it as a professional, he still had lessons to learn from his father. After performing poorly at the Asian Cup, Son gained 4kg, much to the disgrace and embarrassment of his father. The two worked on an extreme training regime to lose most of the fat from his face - hopefully this regime is released to the public one day so I too could have Son's cheeks and jawline.

After declining the chance to join Mauricio Pochettino's Southampton in 2013, Son joins Bayer Leverkusen, before finally teaming up with the Argentine coach at Tottenham two years later, and this is where his status as a player goes up another level. Over the last few seasons, Son has emerged as one of the Premier League's best players, but he admits he still feels the prejudices towards Asian athletes, he often feels empty and lonely after games. ut he is still successful. Spurs' run to the 2019 Champions League final - which Son played a huge role in - is charted in what is probably his most successful calendar year to date (filming apparently stopped before the Puskas Award-winning goal in December). "I relieve my stress by playing football," Son insisted. "I am a lucky person. "Football is everything in my life."