WarriorFootball says:

The guy who set up Park’s goal with his brilliant pass is Son Heung-Min of Hamburg SV.

Only 19 years old this year, Son is known in his team and Bundesliga of Germany at large as “Super Talent Son.” He made to the first team of HSV in the 2010/11 pre-season when he scored whopping 9 goals in 9 games, the last of which was against none other than Chelsea of EPL. Playing up front as lone striker, he rushed into the box to get the through pass from center midfield.

He swerved to the right of the box and peeled both Ricardo Carvalho and John Terry off, making complete fools out of the two of the world’s most expensive centerbacks, before unleashing powerful left footer that thrusted the ball into the back of Chesea’s net past Petr Cech’s stretch arms. Completely stuped by this unknown youngster from nowhere, Carvalho felt his mega-bucks move deal to Real Madrid later that summer would be threatened by this embarrassment and hastily tackled Son from behind a few minutes later in “revenge” and broke Son’s toe.

Put out of action for two tearful months with operation and recovery, Son debuted in the Bundesliga on Oct. 30, 2010 and scored his beautiful debut goal against FC Koln and broke HSV’s record of youngest goal scorer at the age of only 18 years 3 months and 22 days. Getting the lobbed pass from behind in counterattack, Son crossed the centerline and kept dribbling in full steam toward the enemy goalkeeper who rushed out of the box in desperation to stop Son. Rushing with the ball, Son flicked the ball just over the enemy keeper’s head and comfortably struck the ball into the empty goal of FC Koln with his big boyish trademark smile across his shining face, throwing the sell-out crowd into wild enthrallment.

Van Nistelroy, Son’s teammate and mentor at HSV who watched Son scoring the bebut goal on TV at home with injury at the time later told the press that he jumped off the couch when he saw Son flicking the ball over the goalkeeper and scoring. Son immediately became the heat-throb of not only HSV but also Bundesliga at large.

Son scored two more goals in next games before he was picked up by the A team of South Korea and joined in January their successful Asian Cup campagn for two months, from which he came back to HSV with injuries that practically took the steam off him for the rest of the season. But in the summer he came back to life and scored whopping 18 goals in 10 pre-season games this year.

Son already scored 3 goals in this 2011/12 season and made several assists for Hamburg SV. Arsene and Arsenal would do very best to snatch Son from Hamburg at any cost!