Kim Min-jae failed to join the A-match in March due to 'Achilles tendon injury.'

Kim Min-jae failed to join the A-match in March due to 'Achilles tendon injury.'

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Defender Kim Min-jae (29), who plays for Bayern Munich in the German professional soccer Bundesliga, will not be able to join the A-match in March due to injury.

Munich reported Kim Min-jae's injury on the club's official website on the 14th (local time), saying, "Kim Min-jae takes a break for a while."

Munich added, "Kim Min-jae will not be able to play in Munich for the time being. Coach Bang Sang Kongpani said at a press conference that he could not travel due to Achilles tendon problems."

"I hope Kim Min-jae doesn't sit out for too long. He will not be able to play in the next few weeks," Kongpani said. "It is important to manage (his injury) not to get worse now."

As a result, Kim Min-jae was unable to join the Korean men's national soccer team led by head coach Hong Myung-bo in March due to the injury.

Hong Myung-bo will convene and train the national team in preparation for the March A match at Goyang Stadium on the 17th (Korea time).

South Korea will play the seventh match of the third Asian qualifying round for the 2026 FIFA World Cup between North Korea and China at Goyang Stadium on the 20th and then play the eighth match against Jordan at Suwon World Cup Stadium on the 25th.

South Korea, which ranks first in Group B with four wins and two draws, can confirm its early advance to the World Cup finals if it wins all of its A matches in March.

It is expected to achieve the goal without difficulty as it faces Oman (80th) and Jordan (64th), which are relatively weaker players than Korea (23rd in the FIFA rankings).

However, Kim Min-jae's failure to join the injury put the defensive power on alert. 메이저사이트

Other defensive resources also have outstanding abilities, but the absence of the main player, Kim Min-jae, is a big hit.