Honestly, isn't Son Heung-min being overprotected by his father?

Of course, I believe Son Heung-min's father contributed greatly to making him a successful football player.
In fact, seeing some athletes these days acting out, I've thought that having a strict parent looking after them like that is actually the right way to go.
Even when people said there was no problem with Son dating freely or being an adult who can take care of himself, I didn't think it was particularly problematic—setting aside what actually happens when the family is together.
But seeing how things have turned out, seeing his family follow him everywhere, waiting at airports like a man-to-man mark, and seeing them move around as a family unit even abroad, it gives off the feeling of a child who hasn't become independent. To put it bluntly, he feels a bit like a "papa's boy."
Furthermore, just looking at the level of profanity Son Woong-jung uses with young players at the Son Academy, you can tell how Son Heung-min was raised and suppressed. Looking at his personality, it seems like he could shake it off easily, but no one knows what's going on inside him.
Looking back now, he should have at least received minimal family care once he went overseas and lived his life proactively as an adult. He built the Son Academy with his own money, placed his family there, and when trouble eventually broke out, I felt something was off from that point on.
The reason he hasn't been recognized for his leadership in the national team is likely because people around him were heavily influenced by seeing this kind of behavior caused by parental interference.