I believe Son Heung-min is hardly treated as a "sacred cow" considering his achievements.

I don't understand people who talk about Son Heung-min being treated as a "sacred cow."
If you look at Son Heung-min's achievements in Asia,
compared to Salah in Egypt, Messi in Argentina, or Ronaldo in Portugal, he is almost at a god-like level in his own region.
While Son's skill and achievements may not reach those specific levels, absolutely,
considering his achievements as a football player in Asia, it is strange that there are so many critics and haters in South Korea.
Regarding the current issue, it is true that the criticism regarding Captain Son's leadership qualities is just as intense as the criticism directed at the '96-born players who were talking about retiring from the national team.
I find it difficult to agree with the claim that Son Heung-min is being treated as a "sacred cow," which everyone seems to be criticizing.
Personally, I believe it is a fact that there are many haters despite what he has achieved, and he is a player who has received a massive amount of criticism.
Even when he was at his peak, there were comparisons to Park Ji-sung, so I believe Son Heung-min has been undervalued as a football player in our country.